Social media have largely transformed the way how health information is disseminated. However, the literature is limited in understanding the applications and implications of social media in health information dissemination. In this exploratory research, we interview Chinese social media users with diverse demographics by asking a set of open-ended questions regarding their use of social media in gaining and sharing health information. This research-in-progress paper reports the results of a preliminary analysis of the qualitative data that we were able to collect from 27 respondents by the time of submission. We find social media to be a major or even the only channel of seeking and sharing health information. Despite a number of relative ...
Background: Social media has recently provided a remarkable means of delivering health information b...
Health communication efforts are crucial in improving the public’s well-being and quality of life. C...
Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://www.jmir.org), 09.08.2018. ...
Social media have largely transformed the way how health information is disseminated. However, the l...
Background: On average, 570 million users, 93% in China's first-tier cities, log on to WeChat e...
Abstract Background On average, 570 million users, 93% in China’s first-tier cities, log on to WeCha...
Traditional forms of health information dissemination have previously involved a few key organizatio...
Social networking sites offer an important means for increasing the accessibility and enabling new f...
Social media can holds considerable potential for health promotion. In promoting health to the publi...
Social media has emerged as a powerful tool for disseminating health information, offering cost-effe...
Social media is a widely accepted medium for interaction and communication. A large amount of inform...
The communication of health knowledge in social media plays an important role in public health liter...
In the past few years, social media has changed the way people seek and share health information. Ho...
Background: Mass communication is one of the most important ways in health communication. The emerge...
Background: Social media is used as a new channel for health information. In China, the official WeC...
Background: Social media has recently provided a remarkable means of delivering health information b...
Health communication efforts are crucial in improving the public’s well-being and quality of life. C...
Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://www.jmir.org), 09.08.2018. ...
Social media have largely transformed the way how health information is disseminated. However, the l...
Background: On average, 570 million users, 93% in China's first-tier cities, log on to WeChat e...
Abstract Background On average, 570 million users, 93% in China’s first-tier cities, log on to WeCha...
Traditional forms of health information dissemination have previously involved a few key organizatio...
Social networking sites offer an important means for increasing the accessibility and enabling new f...
Social media can holds considerable potential for health promotion. In promoting health to the publi...
Social media has emerged as a powerful tool for disseminating health information, offering cost-effe...
Social media is a widely accepted medium for interaction and communication. A large amount of inform...
The communication of health knowledge in social media plays an important role in public health liter...
In the past few years, social media has changed the way people seek and share health information. Ho...
Background: Mass communication is one of the most important ways in health communication. The emerge...
Background: Social media is used as a new channel for health information. In China, the official WeC...
Background: Social media has recently provided a remarkable means of delivering health information b...
Health communication efforts are crucial in improving the public’s well-being and quality of life. C...
Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://www.jmir.org), 09.08.2018. ...