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Quality and readability of online patient information on treatment for erectile dysfunction.

Trent A PattendenRachael A RaleighElle R PattendenIsaac A Thangasamy
Published in: BJUI compass (2021)
The quality of online information on treatment for erectile dysfunction is generally poor. However, easy to identify markers of quality like HON code certification, or meeting JAMA benchmark criterion for attribution and currency may help patients to navigate to better quality online information on treatment for erectile dysfunction. Webpages are written at senior high school level, above any recommendations for patient medical information. Health professionals should use validated instruments to assess the quality of online information on treatment for erectile dysfunction prior to publication to improve their utility for patients.
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