Social media is a source of health-related misinformation

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Rolls, K
Massey, D
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Massey, Debbie L.
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2020
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Implications for practice and research

  • When nurses and midwives encounter misinformation on social media, they should provide or direct individuals to sources of accurate information.

  • Cross-disciplinary research to understand factors that influence the uptake of health-related (mis)information is required.

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Evidence-Based Nursing

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10.1136/ebnurs-2019-103222
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Clinical sciences

Nursing

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Rolls, K; Massey, D, Social media is a source of health-related misinformation, Evidence-Based Nursing, 2020

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