Evaluating the Social Media Performance of Hospitals in Spain: A Longitudinal and Comparative Study

Social media is changing the way in which citizens and health professionals communicate. Previous studies have assessed the use of Health 2.0 by hospitals, showing clear evidence of growth in recent years. In order to understand if this happens in Spain, it is necessary to assess the performance of...

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Published in:Journal of medical Internet research 2017-05, Vol.19 (5), p.e181
Main Authors: Martinez-Millana, Antonio, Fernandez-Llatas, Carlos, Basagoiti Bilbao, Ignacio, Traver Salcedo, Manuel, Traver Salcedo, Vicente
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Business metrics
Citizens
Communication channels
Comparative analysis
Comparative studies
Distribution
Health
Health care
Health education
Health information
Health services
Hospitals
Hospitals - standards
Humans
Internet
Internet - utilization
Language usage
Longitudinal Studies
Mass media
Mass media effects
Medical personnel
Normal distribution
Original Paper
Patients
Practitioner patient relationship
Private hospitals
Quantitative analysis
Social media
Social Media - utilization
Social networks
Spain
Statistical analysis
Students
Tests
Transformation
United States
Variables
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