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Doctor YouTube's opinion on seasonal influenza: A critical appraisal of the information available to patients.

Akhil S KallurAhmad AlbalbissiIsmael Carillo-MartinBoonphiphop BoonphengLakshmi KallurYaman KherallahAkhilesh MahajanShayan MahapatraKaushik MohanPriyasree MohanKeerti ReddyPratyaksha SankhyanSonia Lopez-AlvarezDima YoussefAdel M El AbbassiAlexei Gonzalez-Estrada
Published in: Digital health (2020)
Although the aforementioned video sources scored higher than others, these videos did not fulfill our criteria as far as educating patients thoroughly. Our data also suggest alternative medicine and patient source videos were misleading for patients.Clinical implications: Although videos by healthcare providers were a better source of information, videos on seasonal influenza were shown to be poor sources of valid healthcare information. This study reiterates the need for higher-quality educational videos on seasonal influenza by the medical community.
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