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A total of 60% (n=26) of therapists noted that they initiated showing or discussing the dashboard in session whereas 32% (n=18) of patients reported “both the patient and therapist” initiated showing or discussing the dashboard (Table 1). The therapists reported a 14 NPS when asked if they would recommend the dashboard to a colleague and 0 to a patient. A pairwise comparison was −38 for therapists. Patients reported a −22 when asked to recommend using a dashboard to a friend in psychotherapy.
JMIR Ment Health 2024;11:e59785
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Patient Experience and Satisfaction in Online Reviews of Obstetric Care: Observational Study
Yelp is a website where users share information about their experiences at local businesses by giving a star rating from 1-5 and leaving a narrative review. Yelp is the most used free website in the United States for hospital ratings [6]. In one study, 65% of gynecologists reported being likely to use online ratings to improve patient care, more so than physicians from other specialties [7].
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(3):e28379
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The average internet user spends 6 hours and 43 minutes online each day [1], leaving a trail of information about his/her habits and preferences that collectively generates a digital footprint.
A consumer’s digital footprint can reveal health-related behaviors, such as diet and physical activity, that can predict health [2].
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(6):e29395
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Yet, posts or images from digital media could better inform a patient-provider discussion about how to change actual dietary choices and consumption. Incorporating data from digital sources has the potential to enhance our approach for characterizing individuals’ risk and tailoring management, as a new type of precision medicine.
JMIR Cardio 2021;5(1):e24473
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Thus, a better understanding of how people talk about diabetes via social media could provide insights about how to provide better targeted disease management and treatment.
In this study, we sought to characterize language about diabetes on Twitter and examine the correlation between this language and the prevalence of diabetes.
This was a retrospective study of data extracted from Twitter about diabetes.
JMIR Diabetes 2020;5(1):e14431
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We limited our analysis to English-language tweets that could be mapped to a US county. Additional details about Twitter processing and data extraction are described elsewhere [10].
Metaphor was defined as a representation of a subject rather than the subject itself, or a non–reality-based statement with an analog in the real world.
JMIR Diabetes 2018;3(4):e11177
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Use of Social Media Across US Hospitals: Descriptive Analysis of Adoption and Utilization
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Of the total 3371 US hospitals identified, the adoption of social media websites varied across platforms, with 3351 (99.41%) having a Facebook, 1713 (50.82%) having a Twitter, 3351 (99.41%) having a Foursquare, and 3342 (99.14%) having a Yelp account. Overall, 1699 (50.40%) hospitals had accounts on all 4 platforms. Few hospitals (42/3371, 1.25%) used just 1 or 2 types of social media platform.
J Med Internet Res 2014;16(11):e264
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