journal of medical internet research سال:2015 - دوره:17

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journal of medical internet research
سال:2015 - دوره:17 - شماره:12

An online health prevention intervention for youth with addicted or mentally III parents: Experiences and perspectives of participants and providers from a randomized controlled trial Apps and adolescents: A systematic review of adolescents' use of mobile phone and tablet apps that support personal management of their chronic or long-term physical conditions Assessing pictograph recognition: A comparison of crowdsourcing and traditional survey approaches Barriers and facilitators to online portal use among patients and caregivers in a safety net health care system: A qualitative study Consumer use of Dr Google: A survey on health information-seeking behaviors and navigational needs Erratum : Figure correction: How consumers and physicians view new medical technology: Comparative survey (Med Internet Res (2015) 17[9]:e215) Establishing a link between prescription drug abuse and illicit online pharmacies: Analysis of twitter data Evaluation of a web-based food record for children using direct unobtrusive lunch observations: A validation study Feasibility and quit rates of the tobacco status project: A facebook smoking cessation intervention for young adults From help-seekers to influential users: A systematic review of participation styles in online health communities General practitioners' concerns about online patient feedback: Findings from a descriptive exploratory qualitative study in England Internet-based direct-to-consumer genetic testing: A systematic review Is there a weekly pattern for health searches on wikipedia and is the pattern unique to health topics? Large-scale survey findings inform patients' experiences in using secure messaging to engage in patient-provider communication and self-care management: A quantitative assessment Online outreach services among men who use the internet to seek sex with other men (MISM) in Ontario,Canada: An online survey Potential and challenges in collecting social and behavioral data on adolescent alcohol norms: Comparing respondent-driven sampling and web-based respondent-driven sampling Preventing alcohol abuse through social networking sites: A first assessment of a two-year ecological approach Why Didn't it Work? Lessons From a Randomized Controlled Trial of a Web-based Personally Controlled Health Management System for Adults with Asthma - صفحه:e283-