OBJECTIVES: To investigate the effects of adding high-grade quantitative evidence of outcomes of treatments into relevant Wikipedia pages on further information-seeking behaviour by the use of routinely collected data. SETTING: Wikipedia, Cochrane summary pages and the Cochrane Library. DESIGN: Randomised trial. PARTICIPANTS: Wikipedia pages which were highly relevant to up-to-date Cochrane Schizophrenia systematic reviews that contained a Summary of Findings table. INTERVENTIONS: Eligible Wikipedia pages in the intervention group were seeded with tables of best evidence of the effects of care and hyperlinks to the source Cochrane review. Eligible Wikipedia pages in the control group were left unchanged. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Routinely col...
Background Wikipedia’s health content is the most frequently visited resource for health information...
Individual academics and research evaluators often need to assess the value of published research. W...
Objective. This study was conducted to assess the readability of Wikipedia entries for commonly used...
ObjectivesTo investigate the effects of adding high-grade quantitative evidence of outcomes of treat...
BACKGROUND: Wikipedia is one of the most consulted health resources in the world. Since the public i...
Background: Wikipedia is an important source of medical information for both patients and medical pr...
BACKGROUND:Wikipedia's health content is the most frequently visited resource for health information...
The medical content in Wikipedia receives substantial online traffic, links to a great body of acade...
Wikipedia, the free-content online encyclopaedia, contains many heavily accessed pages relating to h...
Wikipedia is a gateway to knowledge. However, the extent to which this gateway ends at Wikipedia or ...
To evaluate the effectiveness of the Cochrane Russia Initiative to improve the articles of the Russi...
BACKGROUND: As guiding students ’ use of clinical information resources is an important role of the ...
Objective: To assess the effects of using health social media on web activity.Design: Individually r...
Wikipedia, a free and collaborative Internet encyclopedia, has become one of the most popular source...
The Internet has become an important health information resource for patients and the general public...
Background Wikipedia’s health content is the most frequently visited resource for health information...
Individual academics and research evaluators often need to assess the value of published research. W...
Objective. This study was conducted to assess the readability of Wikipedia entries for commonly used...
ObjectivesTo investigate the effects of adding high-grade quantitative evidence of outcomes of treat...
BACKGROUND: Wikipedia is one of the most consulted health resources in the world. Since the public i...
Background: Wikipedia is an important source of medical information for both patients and medical pr...
BACKGROUND:Wikipedia's health content is the most frequently visited resource for health information...
The medical content in Wikipedia receives substantial online traffic, links to a great body of acade...
Wikipedia, the free-content online encyclopaedia, contains many heavily accessed pages relating to h...
Wikipedia is a gateway to knowledge. However, the extent to which this gateway ends at Wikipedia or ...
To evaluate the effectiveness of the Cochrane Russia Initiative to improve the articles of the Russi...
BACKGROUND: As guiding students ’ use of clinical information resources is an important role of the ...
Objective: To assess the effects of using health social media on web activity.Design: Individually r...
Wikipedia, a free and collaborative Internet encyclopedia, has become one of the most popular source...
The Internet has become an important health information resource for patients and the general public...
Background Wikipedia’s health content is the most frequently visited resource for health information...
Individual academics and research evaluators often need to assess the value of published research. W...
Objective. This study was conducted to assess the readability of Wikipedia entries for commonly used...