Quality of Web-based Information for the 10 Most Common Fractures.

Muzammil Memon Lydia Ginsberg Nicole Simunovic Bill Ristevski Mohit Bhandari Ydo Vincent Kleinlugtenbelt

Published in: Interactive journal of medical research (2016)

The quality of Web-based health information on fracture care is fair, and its readability is appropriate for the general public. To obtain higher quality information, patients should select HONcode-certified websites. Furthermore, patients should select websites that are positioned higher on the results page because the Google ranking algorithms appear to rank the websites by quality.

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