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Health information for professionals differs at this point from health information for the lay public, and consequently the initiatives to evaluate health information for patients (eg, e-Health Code of Ethics [16], Health on the Net [17], Journal of the American Medical Association [18], and DISCERN [19]) are not suitable for the evaluation of POC information for professionals. A standard tool to evaluate the trustworthiness of POC information that is not a guideline is therefore essential.
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(10):e27174
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Mesh-terms: health information systems; point-of-care systems; medical informatics, consumer health informatics;
Free-text words: (web-based or electronic or online or internet) and health information; e-Health, e-Health information, point-of-care services, point-of-care information
We included all studies, reports, websites, or methodologies that reported on tools, including checklists and criteria, to assess the trustworthiness of medical information for health care professionals.
J Med Internet Res 2020;22(1):e15415
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