S Huo, Y Zheng, S Deng, G Huang
[Effect of information-knowledge-attitude-practice theory-based health education on clonorchiasis control among community residents and primary school students in Zhongshan City]
Zhongguo xue xi chong bing fang zhi za zhi = Chinese journal of schistosomiasis control
social media web mobile technologies increasingly used healthcare directly support patientcentered care patients benefit disease selfmanagement tools contact others closer monitoring researchers study drug efficiency recruit patients clinical studies via technologies however low communication barriers socialmedia limited privacy security issues lead problems ethical perspective paper summarizes ethical issues considered social media exploited healthcare contextsstarting experiences socialmedia research collected ethical issues selected socialmedia use cases context patientcentered care results enriched collecting analyzing relevant literature discussed interpreted members imia social media working groupmost relevant issues socialmedia applications confidence privacy need carefully preserved patientphysician relationship suffer new information gain sides since private information healthcare provider consumer may accessible internet physicians need ensure keep borders private professional intact beyond preserving patient anonymity citing internet content crucial research studiesexploiting medical socialmedia healthcare applications requires careful reflection roles responsibilities availability data information useful many settings abuse data needs prevented preserving privacy confidentiality online users main issue well providing means patients internet users express concerns data usage