What's up dermatology? A pilot survey of the use of WhatsApp in dermatology practice and case discussion among members of WhatsApp dermatology groups

Kaliyadan, Feroze; Ashique, KT; Jagadeesan, Soumya; Krishna, B.

doi:10.4103/0378-6323.171638

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“…Kaliyadan et al [31] evaluated the frequency of use, advantages and disadvantages of WhatsApp in clinical discussion groups. An online survey was created and sent to a convenience sample made up of members of three WhatsApp dermatology groups.…”

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Instagram and WhatsApp in Health and Healthcare: An Overview

2016

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Instagram and WhatsApp are two social media and networking services introduced in 2010. They are currently subsidiaries of Facebook, Inc., California, USA. Using evidence from the published literature and case reports indexed in PubMed and other sources, we present an overview of the various applications of Instagram and WhatsApp in health and healthcare. We also briefly describe the main issues surrounding the uses of these two apps in health and medicine.

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Instagram and WhatsApp in Health and Healthcare: An Overview

2016

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“…While these studies employed quantitative approaches to unravel the impact of WhatsApp on student engagement, they neither foreground the significance of authentic learning contexts for engagement processes nor investigate supervision processes in these technology‐mediated environments. Kaliyadan, Ashique, Jagadeesan, and Krishna, () employed an online survey to explore dermatology students’ perceptions of the use of WhatsApp messaging to support group discussions. Their results suggest that, notwithstanding the low quality of diagnosis and triage images exchanged and the cumbersome processes of sending and commenting on messages, this service supports the exchange of clinical knowledge and sharing of learning resources.…”

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Appropriating WhatsApp‐mediated postgraduate supervision to negotiate “relational authenticity” in resource‐constrained environments

Rambe¹,

Mkono²

2018

Brit J Educational Tech

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Despite the surging prominence of literature that explores mobile instant messaging’s (MIM) capacity to leverage transformative pedagogical practices in higher education, studies that unravel the appropriation of MIM to leverage postgraduate supervision in authentic learning contexts are less frequent. Consequently, a gap persists on the nature of postgraduate supervisees’ existential and relational authenticity as they interface with MIM and supervisors during their consultation processes. This study drew on Heidegger’s existential authenticity, a netnography of WhatsApp‐based supervisor–supervisee consultations and in‐depth interviews to unravel how WhatsApp‐mediated postgraduate supervision fosters the social construction of relational and existential authenticity in resource‐constrained contexts. The findings suggest that authentic supervision was constructed through supervisor–supervisees’ negotiation of academic hierarchies, supervisees’ self‐expression and self‐disclosure, their management of moments of anxiety and conflict deflation in ambivalent supervision scenarios. The study recommends that supervisors need to manage the significant yet unrecognised “nervous moments” in technology‐mediated supervision environments, where compression of hierarchy may be conflated with negation of the supervisor’s authority.

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“…Tambahan pula, risiko kebocoran maklumat atau kerahsiaan data pesakit lebih tinggi di media sosial Instagram dan Whatsapp (Kaliyadan et al, 2016). Namun begitu, risiko ini boleh berlaku di mana-mana medium media sosial yang lain, tidak hanya tertumpu di Instagram dan Whatsapp sahaja (Steele et al, 2016).…”

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Etika Pemimpin Pendapat Kesihatan Wanita di Instagram (Female Health Opinion Leaders and Ethics on Instagram)

Mohamad¹,

Damanhuri²

2019

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Kemunculan pemimpin pendapat di media sosial telah membuka ruang kepada masyarakat untuk lebih peka terhadap isu kesihatan. Walaubagaimanapun, ia menimbulkan persoalan terhadap isu kredibiliti mesej kerana tidak semua pemimpin pendapat mempunyai latar belakang dalam bidang perubatan dan kesihatan. Pemimpin pendapat media sosial dibahaskan mempunyai kecenderungan dalam mempengaruhi pemikiran dan tingkah laku khalayak. Maka apa yang disampaikan oleh pemimpin pendapat serta bagaimana proses yang dilalui oleh mereka dalam membentuk kandungan di media sosial adalah penting untuk diteliti. Persoalan etika dalam penyampaian mesej adalah antara aspek yang dititikberatkan dalam pemahaman proses pembentukan maklumat. Justeru, kajian ini dijalankan untuk melihat pengawalan diri dan etika pemimpin pendapat kesihatan wanita dalam isu gaya hidup sihat di media sosial Instagram. Kajian ini menggunakan Teori Pengampangan Media oleh Kurt Lewin sebagai panduan kajian. Satu temu bual mendalam telah dijalankan ke atas enam orang pemimpin pendapat kesihatan wanita bagi tujuan kajian. Hasil kajian tertumpu kepada pengawalan diri dan etika pemimpin pendapat. Hasil kajian menunjukkan bahawa pemimpin pendapat kesihatan wanita beretika dalam menyebarkan mesej kesihatan di Instagram. Selain itu, dapatan kajian ini turut melihat beberapa aspek yang sering diberi perhatian oleh pemimpin pendapat dalam menyampaikan mesej kesihatan seperti isu pemakaian, kesahan maklumat, kredibiliti diri dan mesej yang berbentuk penajaan. Kata kunci: Pengampangan media sosial, komunikasi kesihatan, pemimpin pendapat wanita, gaya hidup sihat, etika pemimpin pendapat.

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What's up dermatology? A pilot survey of the use of WhatsApp in dermatology practice and case discussion among members of WhatsApp dermatology groups

Cited by 36 publications

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Instagram and WhatsApp in Health and Healthcare: An Overview

Instagram and WhatsApp in Health and Healthcare: An Overview

Appropriating WhatsApp‐mediated postgraduate supervision to negotiate “relational authenticity” in resource‐constrained environments

Etika Pemimpin Pendapat Kesihatan Wanita di Instagram (Female Health Opinion Leaders and Ethics on Instagram)

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