2014-04-30This paper examines the impact social media has had on the diabetes medical device industry. More specifically, it analyzes the current uses of social media tools and addresses areas of growth for medical device companies and their social media activities. The purpose of this study is to not only gauge their usage of social media, but to look at the value of their content and interaction with consumers. The key issues discussed in this paper are privacy laws, FDA restrictions, and consumers’ needs for more personable interaction with their medical device providers. Results reveal that most consumers use social media to express their opinions on their devices, however the medical device companies are not able to fully engage in the...
BACKGROUND Patient education is a fundamental aspect of self-management of diabetes. The aim of t...
Diabetes is a debilitating chronic condition that is touted to inflict 9% of adults. Despite the inf...
BACKGROUND: Health authorities recommend educating diabetic patients and their families and initiati...
Social media provides a platform for easily accessible, relevant health information and emotional an...
Background: Nowadays, rapid and accessible participatory research on diabetes can be carried out usi...
AIM: To evaluate the use of social media of individuals with diabetes mellitus (DM). MATERIALS & MET...
Elia Gabarron,1 Enrique Dorronzoro,2 Meghan Bradway,1,3 Octavio Rivera-Romero,2 Rolf Wynn,3,4 Eirik ...
The issue of social media in healthcare has been frequently discussed since Health 2.0 appeared in t...
Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (DMT2) often visit with primary care providers for quarterly ...
Background - Use of social media is increasing rapidly, also in health care and diabetes. However, p...
BackgroundUse of social media is becoming ubiquitous, and disease-related communities are forming on...
Abstract Background Participatory health approaches are increasingly drawing attention among the sci...
Objectives: To provide an overview on social media for consumers and patients in areas of health beh...
BACKGROUND: Patient education is a fundamental aspect of self-management of diabetes. The aim of thi...
Objective: To understand the online health information-seeking behaviors of people with diabetes, de...
BACKGROUND Patient education is a fundamental aspect of self-management of diabetes. The aim of t...
Diabetes is a debilitating chronic condition that is touted to inflict 9% of adults. Despite the inf...
BACKGROUND: Health authorities recommend educating diabetic patients and their families and initiati...
Social media provides a platform for easily accessible, relevant health information and emotional an...
Background: Nowadays, rapid and accessible participatory research on diabetes can be carried out usi...
AIM: To evaluate the use of social media of individuals with diabetes mellitus (DM). MATERIALS & MET...
Elia Gabarron,1 Enrique Dorronzoro,2 Meghan Bradway,1,3 Octavio Rivera-Romero,2 Rolf Wynn,3,4 Eirik ...
The issue of social media in healthcare has been frequently discussed since Health 2.0 appeared in t...
Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (DMT2) often visit with primary care providers for quarterly ...
Background - Use of social media is increasing rapidly, also in health care and diabetes. However, p...
BackgroundUse of social media is becoming ubiquitous, and disease-related communities are forming on...
Abstract Background Participatory health approaches are increasingly drawing attention among the sci...
Objectives: To provide an overview on social media for consumers and patients in areas of health beh...
BACKGROUND: Patient education is a fundamental aspect of self-management of diabetes. The aim of thi...
Objective: To understand the online health information-seeking behaviors of people with diabetes, de...
BACKGROUND Patient education is a fundamental aspect of self-management of diabetes. The aim of t...
Diabetes is a debilitating chronic condition that is touted to inflict 9% of adults. Despite the inf...
BACKGROUND: Health authorities recommend educating diabetic patients and their families and initiati...