了解并支持受到网上有关湿疹的错误信息影响的青少年。

Q3 Medicine
Sandra Lawton, Catalina Runcie, Clair Murdoch
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传统的病人与医生之间的关系正在发生变化,因为年轻人及其家人现在经常通过互联网和社交媒体来获取健康信息、治疗建议和支持。然而,这些内容大多不受监管、未经核实且不准确,从而导致错误健康信息的传播。为患有湿疹的年轻人及其家人服务的医疗保健专业人员需要了解年轻人为什么会通过社交媒体获取健康信息,识别有关湿疹的网络错误信息的趋势,并提供其他可信的信息来源。本文讨论了有关湿疹的网络错误信息的特定领域以及特定社交媒体平台上的皮肤科内容。文章还报道了慈善机构 "湿疹外展支持 "青年小组中的年轻人对不同社交媒体平台的看法。
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Understanding and supporting young people exposed to online misinformation about eczema.

The traditional patient-clinician relationship is changing as young people and their families often now turn to the internet and social media for health information, treatment advice and support. Much of that content, however, is unregulated, unverified and inaccurate, which leads to the dissemination of health misinformation. Healthcare professionals working with young people with eczema and their families need to understand why young people turn to social media for health information, identify trends in online misinformation about eczema, and provide alternative, trustworthy sources of information. This article discusses particular areas of online misinformation about eczema as well as dermatology content on specific social media platforms. It also reports the views of young people on the youth panel of the charity Eczema Outreach Support about different social media platforms.

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