Internet use among anaesthesiologists: A cross-sectional survey

Sriganesh, Kamath; Busse, Jason W.; Venkataramaiah, Sudhir; Rachana, C R

doi:10.4103/0019-5049.191700

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“…Social media use has become a ubiquitous component in the life of anaesthesiologists. [ 7 ] What is debatable is whether social media is beneficial in daily professional activities, or whether it is a mere distraction. Anaesthesiologists care for patients when they are most vulnerable, and a high sense of professionalism is expected of them while on social media.…”

Section: Impact Of Social Media In Anaesthesiology: Boon or Banementioning

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Anaesthesiologist and social media: Walking the fine line

Kiran

Sethi

2018

Indian J Anaesth

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Social media use is pervasive in society and has been rapidly amalgamated into the lives of anaesthesiologists. Using social media as an educational resource and ensuring an appropriate online presence is essential for professional growth. However, there are huge lacunae in editorial responsibility, peer review, and accountability of educational content on social media networks. The anaesthesiologist needs to be aware of the numerous shortcomings and must use social media responsibly. Following etiquettes, adopting a code of conduct and a high sense of professionalism is expected from the anaesthesiologist while posting on social media. Anaesthesiologists need to decide on their social media goals, like interaction with colleagues, continuing medical education or patient education, and then register for social media accounts accordingly. The need of the hour is comprehensive social media guidelines for anaesthesiologists, endorsed by institutions, societies, and professional health-care associations in India.

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Section: Impact Of Social Media In Anaesthesiology: Boon or Banementioning

confidence: 99%

Anaesthesiologist and social media: Walking the fine line

Kiran

Sethi

2018

Indian J Anaesth

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The Mechanism and Role of “Internet plus” in Promoting Medical Institutions to Achieve Social Governance -- Taking Medical Colleges in Qigihar as an Example

Tian

Wang³

et al. 2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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With the popularity and development of Internet technology in recent years, the public has attached more importance to the role of “Internet plus”, and Internet plus has provided technical platform for various industries. The purpose of this paper is to study the mechanism and role of Internet plus in helping medical institutions to achieve social governance by taking medical colleges in Qigihar as an example. First, it summarizes the basic concepts of social governance, and then analyzes the specific path of “Internet plus” to promote social governance construction. Combined with the Qigihar area, it analyzes the social governance system and mechanism construction. Finally, a questionnaire survey was conducted among 107 public in Heilongjiang. The results showed that the Internet plus student management module provided the main services for the students. The students could conduct the course management, document management, mailbox management, public forum, mail list management and so on through the module. The satisfaction degree of the “Internet plus” communication between doctors and patients in Qigihar medical college is 81.3%, the medical service coverage is 84.1%, and the access to medical services is 86.9%. “Internet plus” helps medical institutions achieve the role of management talents and service personnel.

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Internet use among anaesthesiologists: A cross-sectional survey

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

Anaesthesiologist and social media: Walking the fine line

Anaesthesiologist and social media: Walking the fine line

The Mechanism and Role of “Internet plus” in Promoting Medical Institutions to Achieve Social Governance -- Taking Medical Colleges in Qigihar as an Example

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