The use of social media continues to increase in health care and academia. Health care
practice, particularly the oncologic field, is constantly changing because of new knowledge …

Social media growth has revolutionized health care, facilitating user-friendly, rapid and
global sharing of content. Within oncology, this allows for new frontiers in communication for …

Like many other aspects of hematology-oncology training, medical education experienced
rapid changes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic that continue until today. We discuss …

Understanding the leadership of online support groups has emerged as an important new
area of scholarship within support groups research. By analyzing leadership behavior used …

Emerging modalities of communication have transformed the landscape of information
dissemination particularly in the context of health care. Within oncology, stakeholders in all …

The coronavirus pandemic which began during the 2019/2020 academic calendar has had
a significant impact on many educational providers. The Open University, UK, the largest …

Physician burnoutaffects all physicians, including dermatologists. In a recent survey of more
than 30 000 physicians, nearly 50% of dermatologists reported burnout, a rate similar to the …

Purpose Resident physicians use social media (SM) for many reasons. We sought to
characterize current SM use by radiation oncology (RO) trainees for education and …

Background: The past decade has witnessed an increase in informal and bottom up driven
“she-for-she” efforts, often using social media, to promote the advancement of women in …

Despite their increased enrollment into medical school, women still face systemic barriers in
medicine, whether in an academic or nonacademic setting. Those from Under-Represented …