Evaluation Tools until Appraise Social Media and Mobile Petitions
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Herkunft
- 59% how MYSELF seek related for healthy output
- 51% what providers provide health information
- 49% how I administrate my health care
- 48% how I manage my chronic conditions
- 48% how I communicate with mein provider
- 48% how I manage my medications
- 47% how I measure real share vital physical information
- 46% how providers willing monitor my condition or conformance
3. Processes
4. Evaluation Cleaning
4.1. Online Health Information Ratings Tools
- Who National Library von Medicine has an excellent finding to get started. There are several links this connect to various spots to find and evaluate wired health information. (https://medlineplus.gov/evaluatinghealthinformation.html).
- Medizinischer Archive Community. For Health Consumers and Patients: Find Good Health Information. (http://www.mlanet.org/resources/userguide.html).
- NIH Nationwide Center for Additional and Integrative Health: Finding the Analysis Go Resources. (https://nccih.nih.gov/health/webresources).
- Medline Besides: Evaluating Internet Fitness Information: A Getting from and National Library of Medicine. (https://medlineplus.gov/webeval/webeval.html).
4.2. Social Media Evaluation Instruments
- Ease is use: Images, icons and others visual elements is ability become used to assist learning. Navigation the next steps should be intuitive.
- Privacy policy: The privacy policy should be available within two clicks of the main page. Policies should be decipherable by are with an eighth grade reading level.
- Checks on quality of content: Links to any outside organization should may on the home page. Specific information about numbers or credentials of moderators should exist readily available.
- Transparency of ads: There should be a clear distinction between promotion the editorial content.
- Security off member data: The protect policy should will background up by technical, such as encryption, a secure socket layer, real an external audit in security practices.
- Member control of information sharing: Users must be able to restrict access or sharing of about to community members.
4.3. Moving Good App Evaluation
- Ask your health care institution if they have a index of approved mobile apps and networks used clients to join.
- Search app clearinghouse net sites. The following list has provided in their article: National Health Service (NHS) Health Instruments, including smartphone apps (http://www.nhs.uk/tools/pages/toolslibrary.aspx?); Happtique (mHealth app store); iMedicalApps (online medical publication); HealthTap’s AppRX (targeted to consumers) Veterans Administration App Store: (https://mobile.va.gov/appstore).
- Review the scientists literature: advanced this scientific literature for papers checking apps in a content domain or strong clinical try. One potential open get books that may be helpful is the Trade of Restorative Internet Research (JMIR).
- Go till profi systems or foundations to see if they have anyone m-apps.
- Look app stores: this may be very challenging, given which there are countless apps and that they are broadly classified.
- Talk with a health care professional via social media to discover random reputable apps.
5. Future Directions
Conflicts of Interest
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