The role of social media in primary care

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Abstract

Online activities have become the norm. From searching for new information to conducting business meetings, social media’s role in daily life continues to grow in prominence. It is estimated that the majority of the population uses social media, and users include doctors and other healthcare professionals. It is critical for primary care doctors to note how social media can substantially influence one’s healthcare behaviour and decision making. Because primary care doctors are usually the first line of contact for patients, they are the most easily accessible and most instrumental in using social media to steer the public toward proper information on healthcare.

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Rashid, A. A., Kamarulzaman, A., Sulong, S., & Abdullah, S. (2021, July 22). The role of social media in primary care. Malaysian Family Physician. Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia. https://doi.org/10.51866/rv1048

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