Issue addressed Social networking sites (SNS) are increasingly popular platforms for health
promotion. Advancements in SNS health promotion require quality evidence; however …

Objective The shortage of organs donated for transplantation is a global concern. Even
though increasing awareness can boost organ donation registration rates (thus leading to a …

Objective To understand the attitudes and practices of urologists regarding social media
use. Social media services have become ubiquitous, but their role in the context of medical …

As the organ shortage continues to grow, the creation of social media communities by
transplant hospitals and the public is rapidly expanding to increase the number of living …

Background Widespread in-principle community support for organ donation does not
necessarily translate to individuals becoming organ donors after death. Previous studies …

Purpose Social causes increasingly rely on omni-channel touchpoints involving personal
discussions and grassroots digital marketing efforts to engage individuals via social …

Background. Social media platforms are increasingly used in surgery and have shown
promise as effective tools to promote deceased donation and expand living donor …

The effort to increase Web organ donation registrations in Michigan by enhancing 2 types of
university campaigns with social media strategies informed by social identity theory is the …

Background: To reach more people in the community, health educators have considered
employing social media alongside traditional health education methods. Aims: To …

Background Although organ transplantation is a very effective clinical solution to save the
lives of patients suffering from organ failure, the supply of donated organs still cannot meet …