Shifting social media influences: Discussions about mechanical ventilation on Twitter during COVID-19
Published in Journal of Critical Care
The Impact of Social Media on College Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic: a Multinational Review of the Existing...
Published in Current Psychiatry Reports
Purpose of Review During the COVID-19 pandemic, both social media use and rates of anxiety and depression among college students have increased significantly. This begs the question, what is the relationship between social media use and college student mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic? Recent Findings Prior studies have found mixed result...
Patterns of social media use and associations with psychosocial outcomes among breast and gynecologic cancer survivors.
Published in Journal of cancer survivorship : research and practice
We sought to characterize the use of social media (SM) among breast and gynecologic cancer survivors, as well as associations between patterns of SM use and psychosocial outcomes. Two hundred seventy-three breast and gynecologic cancer survivors recruited at the Stanford Women's Cancer Center completed the study. Participants completed questionnair...
Internet use during COVID-19 lockdown among young people in low- and middle-income countries: Role of psychological well...
Published in Addictive Behaviors Reports
Problematic internet use in adolescents has been shown to significantly increase over the past few years, with COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns reinforcing this phenomena globally. We sought to explore whether problematic internet use in specific countries was related to emotional well-being and importantly whether this is predicted by psychological dis...
Elevating Twitter-Based Journal Club Discussions by Leveraging a Voice-Based Platform: #HemepathJC Meets Clubhouse
Published in Current Hematologic Malignancy Reports
Purpose of Review Social media-based scientific journal clubs provide an opportunity to promote published literature to a broader audience and allow robust multi-disciplinary and inter-professional discussion. Hematopathology Journal Club (#HemepathJC) on Twitter has successfully conducted monthly sessions since November 2019, covering topics relat...
The future of buyer–seller interactions: a conceptual framework and research agenda
Published in Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science
The revolution in information availability and the advances in novel interaction technologies have ushered in two major shifts that call into question the traditional assumptions of buyer–seller interactions. First, buyer–seller information asymmetry has greatly decreased in many interactions. Second, face-to-face communication is no longer the mai...
Solidarity and polarisation regarding COVID-19 and related risks – A thematic analysis of comments from an international...
Published in Social Sciences & Humanities Open
COVID-19 represents a risk to people's life and societies in their current shapes and functions, with institutionalised responses redefining everyday life. Crises in society can induce fear and tensions that can unite and divide people, inducing acts of solidarity and polarisation. The study explored articulations of solidarity and polarisation in ...
Emerging geo-data sources to reveal human mobility dynamics during COVID-19 pandemic: opportunities and challenges
Published in Computational Urban Science
Effectively monitoring the dynamics of human mobility is of great importance in urban management, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Traditionally, the human mobility data is collected by roadside sensors, which have limited spatial coverage and are insufficient in large-scale studies. With the maturing of mobile sensing and Internet of Thing...
The regional and referral compliance of online healthcare systems by Indonesia National Health Insurance agency and heal...
Published in Heliyon
Referrals, Referral compliance, Health services, Health-seeking behavior, Alternative treatment, Social media, National Health Insurance, Indonesia.
Social media use and social connectedness among adolescents in the United Kingdom: a qualitative exploration of displace...
Published in BMC Public Health
Background Connectedness to family and peers is a key determinant of adolescent mental health. Existing research examining associations between social media use and social connectedness has been largely quantitative and has focused primarily on loneliness, or on specific aspects of peer relationships. In this qualitative study we use the displaceme...
