With the majority of American patients using the internet to research their health, it’s essential that they be guided to reputable sources of information.
Better Health’s Val Jones, in a recent presentation at the e-Patient Connections 2009 Conference, starkly framed the problem in a creative limerick, presented Pecha Kucha-style.
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- Using Wikipedia for online health information, my USA Today column
- Having access to online health information doesn’t make you a doctor
- Patients using internet health information without physician guidance
- USA Today op-ed: Will comparative effectiveness research help patients?
- How patients can bring information and new ideas to their doctors
- Do doctors already have a source of comparative effectiveness research?
- Online health information
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