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use social media healthcare continues evolve purpose scoping review summarize existing research impact social media interventions tools among informal caregivers critically ill patients patient admission intensive care unit icu review followed established scoping review methods including extensive prioridefined search strategy implemented medline embase psycinfo cinahl cochrane central register controlled trials databases july 10 2020 primary research studies reporting use social media informal caregivers critically ill patients included identified 400 unique citations thirtyone studies met inclusion criteria nine interventional trialsfour randomized controlled trials rctsand majority n 14 conducted ie data collected 2013 2015 communication platforms eg text messaging web camera commonly used social media tool n 17 followed social networking sites eg facebook instagram n 6 content communities eg youtube slideshare n 5 nine studies primary objective caregiver satisfaction followed selfcare n 6 health literacy n 5 nearly every study reported outcome usage feasibility eg user attitudes preferences demographics n 30 twentythree studies reported outcome related patient caregiver satisfaction among studies assessed statistical significance n 18 12 reported statistically significant positive effects social media use overall 16 31 studies reported positive conclusions eg increased knowledge satisfaction involvement regarding use social media among informal caregivers critically ill patients social media potential benefits caregivers critically ill robust clinically relevant studies required identify effective social media strategies used among caregivers critically ill