Análisis cualitativo de la cuenta de twitter de la Federación de Asociaciones de Matronas de España

Conde, Javier Sánchez; Martín, Helena Casquero; Martín, Alicia Gómez; Gómez, Laura Sanchón; Herrero, María José Vázquez

doi:10.6018/eglobal.502891

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“…Midwives can play a social role and use social media to provide evidence-based information for promoting sexual-reproductive health behaviors in the community, family, and especially among women. This is ethically a main responsibility of midwives [ 59 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Since midwives have access to the most private information of people, confidentiality in the recent techniques for internet transfer of the information is so important. Although information transfer through the Internet makes easy and quick access to the client's information in the health system, monitoring the confidentiality of the information is critical [ 59 ].…”

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Development and validation of the code of ethics for midwives in Iran

Simbar,

Kiani,

Nazarpour

et al. 2023

BMC Med Ethics

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Background Considering ethical issues in midwifery care is essential for improving the quality of health services and the client's satisfaction. This study aimed to develop and validate the code of ethics for Midwives in Iran (ICEM). Materials and methods This was a mixed sequential study that was performed in three phases including a qualitative study, a review, and the content validity assessment. The first phase was a qualitative study with a content analysis approach. The data were collected by conducting in-depth semi-structured individual interviews with 14 midwifery and ethics experts. The purposive sampling method was used to recruit the participants and sampling continued until data saturation. The data were analyzed using the conventional content analysis described by Graneheim and Lundman. Lincoln and Guba’s criteria were used to confirm the trustworthiness of the data. Then, a narrative review of the selected national and international codes of ethics for Midwives was performed to complete the items of the ICEM. For validity assessment, the face and content validity of the items of ICEM was assessed by 15 experts to calculate the content validity ratio (CVR) and index (CVI). Results Fourteen experts were interviewed in the qualitative phase, and 207 codes were extracted from a content analysis which were categorized into 23 sub-categories and 6 main categories. The extracted codes were considered as the items for ICEM that were completed by a review of the selected national and international code of ethics for Midwives. The content validity and ratio assessment of the items demonstrated an average CVI = 0.92 and CVR = 0.85. Then, the final version of ICEM was developed with 92 items in 6 domains about; 1) "professional Commitments" with 30 items; 2) "providing midwifery services to the client and her companions” with 26 items; 3) “relationship with colleagues" with 11 items; 4) “herself” with 6 items; 5) “education and research” with 8 items; and, 6) “management” with 11 items. Conclusion ICEM was prepared with 92 items in six sections that facilitate its use for midwives who are working in the different fields of care, counseling, education, research, and management. In this new version of the ICEM, the items related to recent social-, scientific, and technical improvements were considered for providing ethical midwifery care.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development and validation of the code of ethics for midwives in Iran

Simbar,

Kiani,

Nazarpour

et al. 2023

BMC Med Ethics

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“…Nowadays, the global visibility of scienti c publications through the media is crucial. Social networks are the main ways of discussing health issues, however promoting logical and scienti c information should be monitored (50).…”

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“…Generally, women and families are willing to obtain information from scienti c sources such as the midwifery association (51). They can get evidence-based information and take steps to improve their responsible healthy behavior (50). The presence of the association in national mass media and social networks helps the visibility and social acceptability.…”

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What is the status of the scientific association of midwifery in Iran based on the criteria of the international midwifery confederation?

Kiani

Simbar

2023

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Background This study aimed to evaluate the Iran Scientific Association of Midwifery (ISAM) using a translated valid version of the Member Association Capacity Assessment tool (MACAT), and also to explain the needs and the related strategies to improve ISAM capacities. Methods This was a mixed sequential explanatory study. The study was performed in three phases. In the first phase, MACAT was translated into Persian and then its validity was assessed. In the second descriptive phase, the capacity of ISAM was assessed by two trained evaluators using MACAT. In the third phase, with a qualitative approach and using a focused group discussion and six in-depth individual interviews with 14 key informants, the demonstrated challenges in the first phase of the study, and the related suggestions for the problem solutions were discussed. The data from the qualitative phase of the study were analyzed using directed qualitative content analysis. Lincoln and Guba’s criteria were used to confirm the trustworthiness of the data. Results In the first phase, the validity of MACAT was shown by S-CVI = 0.91 and I-CVI = 0.89. CVR scores of all items were above 0.62 and acceptable. In the second phase, the evaluation by MACAT showed 88 out of 96 items scored 1. The items which showed poor status were related to advocacy, shortage in resources, low contribution in decision-making in midwifery affairs. In the third phase, 83 codes in the seven dimensions were extracted. Then, 53 actions were proposed for improving ISAM capabilities. Conclusions ISAM is among the most potent member associations of the ICM. The most necessary actions for the ISAM capacity improvement are; considering more independence, paying attention to infrastructure improvement, and defining the mechanisms in communication with the other midwifery-related sectors and potential sponsors; involvement in making macro policies in midwifery affairs.

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Impact of Telemedicine through Social Media: A Study of Topics in User Comments on Twitter

Martín,

Chen,

Urbistondo

2024

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Background The use of new technologies has transformed society, affecting communication, information seeking and ways of working. Telemedicine, as a remote health practice through ICTs, has grown exponentially, especially after the pandemic. Objective This qualitative study aims to explore users' perceptions and concerns about telemedicine through comments posted on Twitter by users, identifying primary, secondary and residual themes. Methods Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning techniques, specifically the Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) model, were used to analyse 156,633 comments extracted from Twitter related to telemedicine topics. Results The study revealed several issues to be addressed. Data was collected using keywords such as "teleconsultation" and "telemedicine". We can see that the most frequent words in the comments include words such as "health", "service", "doctor" and "patient". The themes identified were grouped into four dimensions: general information, benefits sought, specific information and professional issues. The results showed that 60.1% of the comments focused on generic telemedicine topics, ease of use and service information. Twitter queries were observed to be public and general in nature, focusing on benefits and accessibility, while disease or treatment specific topics were less frequent. Conclusions The results provide information for the proper development and study of telemedicine through social networks. Twitter is a platform mainly used for general telemedicine queries, with convenience and accessibility as the main benefits mentioned. The results suggest that online telemedicine interactions are complex and offer valuable insights for improving telemedicine communication strategies. Future research could explore the use of hashtags and analyse differences in interaction patterns according to user profile, providing a deeper understanding of audiences' behaviour on social networks. These findings underline the importance of considering audience preferences to improve the effectiveness of telemedicine communications.

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Análisis cualitativo de la cuenta de twitter de la Federación de Asociaciones de Matronas de España

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Development and validation of the code of ethics for midwives in Iran

Development and validation of the code of ethics for midwives in Iran

What is the status of the scientific association of midwifery in Iran based on the criteria of the international midwifery confederation?

Impact of Telemedicine through Social Media: A Study of Topics in User Comments on Twitter

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