社交媒体上的育儿信息:系统文献综述。

IF 2.1 Q2 PEDIATRICS
Ellen Mertens, Guoquan Ye, Emma Beuckels, Liselot Hudders
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背景介绍社交媒体已成为父母们寻求育儿信息的首选。尽管学术界对这一话题的关注与日俱增,但相关研究却分散在各个学科中。因此,本研究超越了狭隘的学术子领域,纳入了与父母在社交媒体上寻求信息及其影响相关的所有研究见解,从而扩大了现有综述的范围:本系统性文献综述的目的是:(1)确定该领域有影响力的期刊和学者;(2)考察育儿和社交媒体研究的主题演变;(3)指出研究空白,为今后的探索提供建议:根据确定学术出版物的标准,我们选择了 338 项研究进行此次系统性文献综述。我们采用了文献计量分析与内容主题分析相结合的方法,以获得数据驱动的洞察力,深刻理解育儿与社交媒体领域的主导主题:分析结果显示,自 2015 年以来,有关育儿和社交媒体的研究大幅增加,尤其是在医学领域。我们审查的研究涉及 232 个不同的研究领域,其中最多的期刊是《JMIR 儿科与育儿》。通过主题分析,我们在研究中发现了4个新出现的研究主题:父母寻求信息的动机、社交媒体上父母内容的性质、父母内容的影响以及对社交媒体上父母的干预:本研究为当前有关育儿和社交媒体的研究提供了重要见解。已确定的主题、研究差距和未来研究建议为未来研究奠定了基础,并引导研究人员探索有价值的领域。
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Parenting Information on Social Media: Systematic Literature Review.

Background: Social media has become extremely popular among parents to seek parenting information. Despite the increasing academic attention to the topic, studies are scattered across various disciplines. Therefore, this study broadens the scope of the existing reviews by transcending narrow academic subdomains and including all relevant research insights related to parents' information seeking on social media and its consequent effects.

Objective: The aims of this systematic literature review were to (1) identify influential journals and scholars in the field; (2) examine the thematic evolution of research on parenting and social media; and (3) pinpoint research gaps, providing recommendations for future exploration.

Methods: On the basis of a criteria for identifying scholarly publications, we selected 338 studies for this systematic literature review. We adopted a bibliometric analysis combined with a content thematic analysis to obtain data-driven insights with a profound understanding of the predominant themes in the realm of parenting and social media.

Results: The analysis revealed a significant increase in research on parenting and social media since 2015, especially in the medical domain. The studies in our review spanned 232 different research fields, and the most prolific journal was JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting. The thematic analysis identified 4 emerging research themes in the studies: parenting motivations to seek information, nature of parenting content on social media, impact of parenting content, and interventions for parents on social media.

Conclusions: This study provides critical insights into the current research landscape of parenting and social media. The identified themes, research gaps, and future research recommendations provide a foundation for future studies, guiding researchers toward valuable areas for exploration.

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JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting
JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting Medicine-Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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