Exercises for fibromyalgia syndrome: what YouTube tells us as a source of information for patient and physician education

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作者
Zure, Mert [1 ]
Korkmaz, Merve Damla [1 ]
Menekseoglu, Ahmet Kivanc [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Hlth Sci, Istanbul Kanuni Sultan Suleyman Training & Res Hos, Dept Phys Med & Rehabil, Istanbul, Turkiye
关键词
Education; Exercise; Fibromyalgia; Youtube; Patient;
D O I
10.1007/s10067-023-06792-5
中图分类号
R5 [内科学];
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1002 ; 100201 ;
摘要
ObjectiveYouTube, a popular worldwide source to access health information online, may have an impact in enhancing exercise therapy for fibromyalgia patients. This study is aimed to investigate the quality and reliability of exercise videos prepared for fibromyalgia syndrome on YouTube.MethodsA thorough search on YouTube using six search terms related to fibromyalgia treatment and exercise was conducted. The videos with content on exercises for fibromyalgia, acceptable audio-video quality, and are in English language were included, whereas duplicates were excluded from the analysis. Quality was determined using the Global Quality Scale (GQS) and JAMA system, and reliability using the mDISCERN criteria.ResultsOut of a total of 600 videos, 70 videos that met the inclusion criteria were included in the analysis. Physicians were found to produce content mostly in high and medium quality (%70.2), other medical professionals mostly in low and medium quality (93.8%), while non-medical users mostly in low quality (86.7%). Ninety percent of the videos targeted patients, while 10% targeted healthcare professionals as an audience, and the majority (93.7%) of videos targeting patients were of low and medium quality, as most (85.7%) of the videos targeting healthcare professionals were of high quality.ConclusionYouTube can be used as a tool to increase exercise adherence in fibromyalgia patients, as it offers a wide range of content that is easily accessible and useful at times. To implement this tool, physicians need to upload more content online as they stand for pioneers of high-quality information dissemination on the internet.KeyPoints center dot This research emphasizes the need for high-quality online healthcare information which is accessed by a vast number of individuals and the implementations that effectively address and prevent the spread of misinformation.center dot Additionally, it presents suggestions for the future regarding the uploading of such content on the internet.center dot Physicians hold the key responsibility in ensuring the availability of high-quality online health content, thereby carrying significant implications for its overall impact.ConclusionYouTube can be used as a tool to increase exercise adherence in fibromyalgia patients, as it offers a wide range of content that is easily accessible and useful at times. To implement this tool, physicians need to upload more content online as they stand for pioneers of high-quality information dissemination on the internet.KeyPoints center dot This research emphasizes the need for high-quality online healthcare information which is accessed by a vast number of individuals and the implementations that effectively address and prevent the spread of misinformation.center dot Additionally, it presents suggestions for the future regarding the uploading of such content on the internet.center dot Physicians hold the key responsibility in ensuring the availability of high-quality online health content, thereby carrying significant implications for its overall impact.
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