journal of medical internet research سال:2016 - دوره:18

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journal of medical internet research
سال:2016 - دوره:18 - شماره:3

100 million views of electronic cigarette YouTube videos and counting: Quantification,content evaluation,and engagement levels of videos Acceptability of mental health apps for aboriginal and torres strait islander australians: A qualitative study An online intervention for co-occurring depression and problematic alcohol use in young people: Primary outcomes from a randomized controlled trial Assessing the effects of participant preference and demographics in the usage of web-based survey questionnaires by women attending screening mammography in British Columbia Collective-intelligence recommender systems: Advancing computer tailoring for health behavior change into the 21st century Differences in access to and preferences for using patient portals and other ehealth technologies based on race,ethnicity,and age: A database and survey study of seniors in a large health plan Does digital ad exposure influence information-seeking behavior online? Evidence from the 2012 tips from former smokers national tobacco prevention campaign Effectiveness of a Web-Based Guided Self-help Intervention for Outpatients With a Depressive Disorder: Short-term Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial - صفحه:e80- Electronic health record patient portal adoption by health care consumers: An acceptance model and survey Entertainment or health? Exploring the internet usage patterns of the urban poor: A secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial Finding the patient's voice using big data: Analysis of users' health-related concerns in the ChaCha question-and-answer service (2009-2012) Health-related internet use by informal caregivers of children and adolescents: An integrative literature review Including online-recruited seeds: A respondent-driven sample of men who have sex with men Internet cognitive behavioral therapy for women with postnatal depression: A randomized controlled trial of MumMoodBooster Internet searching about disease elicits a positive perception of own health when severity of illness is high: A longitudinal questionnaire study Long-term condition self-management support in online communities: A meta-synthesis of qualitative papers Mobile Phone-Based Unobtrusive Ecological Momentary Assessment of Day-to-Day Mood: An Explorative Study - صفحه:e72- Motivation and treatment credibility predicts dropout,treatment adherence,and clinical outcomes in an internet-based cognitive behavioral relaxation program: A randomized controlled trial Patterns of treatment switching in multiple sclerosis therapies in US patients active on social media: Application of social media content analysis to health outcomes research Personal Health Record Use in the United States: Forecasting Future Adoption Levels - صفحه:e73- Personalized telehealth in the future: A global research agenda The impact of personality factors and preceding user comments on the processing of research findings on deep brain stimulation: A randomized controlled experiment in a simulated online forum Toward a mixed-methods research approach to content analysis in the digital age: The combined content-analysis model and its applications to health care twitter feeds Trusting social media as a source of health information: Online surveys comparing the United States,Korea,and Hong Kong Understanding online health groups for depression: Social network and linguistic perspectives Web-based interventions targeting cardiovascular risk factors in middle-aged and older people: A systematic review and meta-analysis