This paper analyzes the concept of patient empowerment in the era of Web 2.0 and the related activities of empowered patients in online communication. In this context, the use of the Internet offers some advantages but also disadvantages. In fact, the quality of online health information is often indeterminate and inaccurate; consequently patients are not always able to distinguish between credible sources and un-reviewed sources of unknown credibility. This study offers an overview of activities and new policy recommendations in terms of quality, reliability and transparency of online health communication
Over the last few decades, health and medicine have received much interest from the lay public in We...
This review aims to provide a viewpoint about online health information seek and use behaviors of he...
This thesis examines online information on the topic of women’s breast cancer according to their con...
This paper analyzes the concept of patient empowerment in the era of Web 2.0 and the related activit...
Internet is the biggest medical library in the world. It has transformed the way many health seekers...
Purpose: Patient empowerment (PE) is a key public health policy tool globally which is seen as unpro...
Internet and Information Technology have contributed immensely to an ever-changing information struc...
Today Patient Empowerment is gaining ground in the area of health care in modern western societies...
As more technological media are made available to health consumers, patients take to the Internet to...
Social media and Web 2.0 empower individuals to generate content online. It is important to better u...
Online health communities (OHCs) should utilize health-care knowledge for enhancing online patient s...
Presentación realizada en International Congress Therapeutic Patient Education, TPE 2008, Budapest, ...
The Internet has become one of the main means of communication used by people who search for health-...
Reflecting on personal observations and drawing on examples from the literature, this editorial will...
The internet is portrayed as the harbinger of fundamental change in the nature of consumer healthcar...
Over the last few decades, health and medicine have received much interest from the lay public in We...
This review aims to provide a viewpoint about online health information seek and use behaviors of he...
This thesis examines online information on the topic of women’s breast cancer according to their con...
This paper analyzes the concept of patient empowerment in the era of Web 2.0 and the related activit...
Internet is the biggest medical library in the world. It has transformed the way many health seekers...
Purpose: Patient empowerment (PE) is a key public health policy tool globally which is seen as unpro...
Internet and Information Technology have contributed immensely to an ever-changing information struc...
Today Patient Empowerment is gaining ground in the area of health care in modern western societies...
As more technological media are made available to health consumers, patients take to the Internet to...
Social media and Web 2.0 empower individuals to generate content online. It is important to better u...
Online health communities (OHCs) should utilize health-care knowledge for enhancing online patient s...
Presentación realizada en International Congress Therapeutic Patient Education, TPE 2008, Budapest, ...
The Internet has become one of the main means of communication used by people who search for health-...
Reflecting on personal observations and drawing on examples from the literature, this editorial will...
The internet is portrayed as the harbinger of fundamental change in the nature of consumer healthcar...
Over the last few decades, health and medicine have received much interest from the lay public in We...
This review aims to provide a viewpoint about online health information seek and use behaviors of he...
This thesis examines online information on the topic of women’s breast cancer according to their con...