The report, which is published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, finds that there is a huge difference in structure, financing, oversight of content and membership on the sights often resulting in erroneous or incomplete information. Click here to read the full article.
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More Oversight Needed for Healthcare Social Media: Report
As patients turn more to social networks and the Internet for health information, a new report finds that more oversight is needed in the quality of information available on these sites, according to Healthcare IT News.
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