从自拍到手术:在Instagram上揭示面部女性化的趋势和伦理考虑
Alexandra F Hoffman1, Matteo Laspro2, Sachin Chinta2
1Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York.
The Journal of craniofacial surgery
|September 16, 2024
概括
Instagram显著影响了公众对面部女性化手术 (FFS) 的看法,这是一个关键的性别肯定程序. 该平台主要传播积极信息,医疗保健提供者主导内容,并显示全球对FFS日益增长的兴趣.
科学领域:
- 医疗 社交媒体 分析
- 性别肯定性护理研究研究
- 数字健康传播数字健康传播
背景情况:
- 面部女性化手术 (FFS) 是一个重要的性别肯定干预措施,用于缓解性别失调症.
- 社交媒体平台,如Instagram,在健康信息传播和公众认知方面发挥着越来越重要的作用.
- 了解围绕FFS的在线话语对患者和提供者来说至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 分析与面部女性化手术 (FFS) 相关的Instagram帖子的内容和特征.
- 评估Instagram在塑造公众看法和传播关于FFS的信息方面的作用.
- 在Instagram上识别关于FFS的共同主题,色调和信息来源.
主要方法:
- 一个无偏见的数据取平台被用来收集500个最近的Instagram帖子,标记为#facialfeminizationsurgery.
- 对2023年6月1日至2023年10月13日之间的帖子进行了分析.
- 数据分类包括帖子语调,作者类型 (患者/医生),医院/实践隶属,以及地理来源.
主要成果:
- 大多数分析的职位 (85%) 对FFS表现出积极的态度.
- 医疗保健提供者和组织产生了65.4%的内容,美国有显著的存在 (55%的英语帖子).
- 常见的主题包括FFS感知 (化品与重建),道德考虑和保险/融资,36%的帖子是广告,20%是教育.
结论:
- Instagram是FFS的重要教育工具,通过第一手账户提高对保险和患者挑战的认识.
- 该平台展示了全球对FFS日益增长的兴趣,其特点是主要是积极的用户语气和大量的医疗保健专业人员参与.
- 有效地使用社交媒体对于传播准确的FFS信息,管理患者与医生的关系,并确保道德内容的创作至关重要.
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