Seifollah Heidarabadi, Mohammad Barzegar, Hakimeh Hazrati, Hassan Shahrokhi, Shahrooz Nemati, Nahideh Hasani Khiabani, Zahra Maleki
A report on the blended short-term supplementary course on "Developmental Care for infants and toddlers" taught with a multidisciplinary approach for pediatricians -qualitative and quantitative study
BMC medical education
online health disinformation one key challenges faced globally although efforts address issue proposed solutions ineffective could address effectively one key reasons ineffective solutions lack understanding public deal disinformation different areas could influenced health disinformation study aims analyze public perceptions towards online health information investigate impact online health disinformation propose framework addressing issue online health disinformation mixedmethods approach design used study includes crosssectional survey design gather data public semistructured interviews approach healthcare experts analyze impact online health disinformation society total 409 saudi residents included survey 22 health informatics experts considered interviews results revealed low digital literacy levels poor critical analysis skills among public resulting poor management health disinformation age education influence users perceptions use various online health information evaluation techniques thematic analysis interviews identified impact four areas including social economic technical legal fronts various strategies identified public governments healthcare institutions managing online health disinformation occurrence online healthrelated disinformation saudi arabia high need implement strict regulatory framework managing disinformation