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Social networking sites: a novel portal for communication
Postgraduate Medical Journal, 09/08/09
Farmer AD et al. – Facebook is providing a readily accessible portal for patients, carers and healthcare professionals to share their experiences of investigation, diagnosis and management of disease. Furthermore, this technology is being used for research, education and fundraising. Further research is warranted to explore the further potential of this new technology.
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