Public social media consultations for dermatologic conditions: an online survey

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Abstract

The use of social media in medicine has been increasingly studied in recent years, especially concerning its role in patient outreach, education, diagnosis, and management. Dermatology is a unique field in that patients can post photographs of their skin ailments when seeking online medical advice and information. This study examines the role of public social media consultations for dermatologic conditions. A large portion of patients utilize social media for dermatologic consultations and many do not seek care from a dermatologist afterward. Future studies should trend this phenomenon, especially as the use of social media continues to expand.

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Schoenberg, E., Shalabi, D., Wang, J. V., Saedi, N., & Keller, M. (2020). Public social media consultations for dermatologic conditions: an online survey. Dermatology Online Journal. Dermatology Online Journal. https://doi.org/10.5070/d3263047975

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