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The Current Status and a New Approach for Chinese Doctors to Obtain Medical Knowledge Using Social Media: A Study of WeChat

机译:中国医生利用社交媒体获取医学知识的现状及新途径:微信研究

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Background. WeChat is the most widely and frequently used mobile social media in China and has profoundly integrated into the daily life of many Chinese people. A variety of medicine-related information may be found on WeChat. As users of WeChat, doctors often access health-related information and even provide a variety of medical services or participate in various types of mobile communication with patients. Objective. This study is the first attempt to quantitatively explore the approaches by doctors of acquiring medical knowledge using Internet resources especially social media such as WeChat to access knowledge. Methods. A self-administered questionnaire was designed, distributed, collected, and analyzed utilizing the online survey tool Sojump. WeChat was adopted to randomly release the questionnaires using snowball sampling and collect the results after a certain amount of time. Results. 292 valid questionnaires out of 314 questionnaires by clinical doctors were analyzed. Regarding the current status of accessing medical knowledge among doctors, more than 60% of the doctors regularly used the Internet to search for medical knowledge, 19.86% used WeChat as a channel to acquire medical knowledge, and only 23.97% were satisfied with acquiring medical knowledge through the Internet. Regarding the frequency of WeChat usage, nearly 40% of the doctors accessed WeChat more than 20 times per day and over 70% used WeChat for over half an hour every day. Regarding the status of accessing medical knowledge through WeChat, nearly half (47.26%) of the doctors stated that they often read professional medical articles on WeChat and the most common channel is friends’ moment sharing and public account subscriptions, with selection rates of 59.93% and 60.27%, respectively. The most desirable mode of acquiring medical knowledge through WeChat was the following “professional medical knowledge from peers, with a reminder.” Conclusion. WeChat has become a nonnegligible means of acquiring medical knowledge for busy Chinese physicians in a mobile environment. Further evaluation and improvement of the quality of medical knowledge on WeChat are needed. The recommendation of individualized articles through social media may become another contributing factor for doctors to acquire medical knowledge effectively and efficiently.
机译:背景。微信是中国使用最广泛,使用最广泛的移动社交媒体,已深入融入许多中国人的日常生活。在微信上可以找到各种与医学有关的信息。作为微信的用户,医生经常访问与健康相关的信息,甚至提供各种医疗服务,或者参与与患者进行的各种类型的移动通信。目的。这项研究是首次尝试定量地探索医生使用互联网资源(尤其是诸如微信之类的社交媒体)获取医学知识的方法。方法。使用在线调查工具Sojump设计,分发,收集和分析了自我管理的问卷。采用微信随机抽取调查对象进行雪球抽样,经过一定时间后收集调查结果。结果。临床医生对314份问卷中的292份有效问卷进行了分析。从医生获取医学知识的现状来看,超过60%的医生定期使用互联网搜索医学知识,有19.86%的人使用微信作为获取医学知识的渠道,只有23.97%的人对获得医学知识感到满意通过互联网。关于微信的使用频率,将近40%的医生每天访问微信20次以上,超过70%的医生每天使用微信超过半小时。关于通过微信获取医学知识的状况,近一半(47.26%)的医生表示,他们经常在微信上阅读专业医学文章,最常见的渠道是朋友的时光分享和公众账号订阅,selection选率为59.93%和60.27%。通过微信获取医学知识的最可取的方式是以下“从同行那里带提醒的专业医学知识”。结论。微信已经成为在移动环境中为忙碌的中国医师获取医学知识的一种不可忽视的手段。需要进一步评估和提高微信中医学知识的质量。通过社交媒体推荐个性化的文章可能成为医生有效而高效地获取医学知识的另一个促成因素。

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