Évaluation de la qualité de l'information concernant l'incontinence urinaire féminine sur le web francophone

Givron, P.; Coudeyre, Emmanuel; López, Silvia Martínez de Miguel; Mares, Pedro; Hérisson, C.; Pélissier, J.

doi:10.1016/j.annrmp.2004.03.001

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“…Il faut noter que l'information présente sur les forums de discussion, non contrôlée, était rédigée par des parents. [4][5][6][20][21][22]. La complexité des différents outils pourrait expliquer l'utilisation d'une version modifiée par certains auteurs et rendre discutable l'utilisation de ces outils par le grand public [6,21,22].…”

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“…[4][5][6][20][21][22]. La complexité des différents outils pourrait expliquer l'utilisation d'une version modifiée par certains auteurs et rendre discutable l'utilisation de ces outils par le grand public [6,21,22]. À noter que, dans notre étude, les 2 outils utilisés ont fait preuve d'une bonne corrélation interoutils [21][22][23][24].…”

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“…Le faible nombre de sites analysés peut être expliqué par l'évaluation spécifique de l'information contenue et la redondance importante des sites affichés lors des requêtes. Avec un total de 19, le nombre de sites analysés était similaire à celui d'études antérieures abordant l'évalua-tion spécifique de l'information (moins de trente sites) [22,23]. Il est connu que les utilisateurs des moteurs de recherche ne cliquent que sur les premiers liens présentés [25].…”

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“…Therefore, information proposed by other sources is considered as an alternative. Other studies [ 15 - 18 ] assessed the quality of information proposed to patients by other sources than health care professionals and the impact of this information on the physician-patient relationship. These studies suggested that information proposed by other sources was complementary to that proposed by health care professionals.…”

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What Kind of Information About Marginal Donors Is Available Through Sources Other Than Health Care Professionals for Patients on the Waiting List for Organ Transplantation?

Kamran¹,

Calmus²,

Pomey³

et al. 2015

Interact J Med Res

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BackgroundThe current organ shortage has necessitated expanding the criteria for potential donations to marginal donors (older or sick donors whose organs would have been considered unsuitable before). In France, physicians are not required to provide information to recipients about marginal donors except for hepatitis C or hepatitis B infection and non-heart-beating donations. We hypothesized that patients can be informed about these risks by other information sources than health care professionals, such as websites and patient associations.ObjectiveThe objectives of the study were to identify the main health information sources of transplant patients other than health professionals and to evaluate the information provided by websites and associations to patients about the risks of transplantation from marginal donors.MethodsIn this study, the information sources for kidney, liver, heart, and lung patients that had already received transplants or registered on waiting lists were identified by a survey in four transplant centers. Further, the information proposed by French and English language websites and patient associations were evaluated, respectively, by a systematic review of websites and a survey among the presidents of kidney, liver, heart, and lung patient associations.ResultsFor the first survey, (367/402) 91.3% responses were registered. Apart from health professionals identified as the principal information source (363/367) 98.9%, 19 liver and 28 heart patients searched for information on the websites, while 37 kidney and 42 lung patients were more informed by patients’ associations. Our two last surveys showed that information about marginal donors is accessible by websites and (10/34) 30% of associations. All of the 60 Internet documents evaluated on French language and English language websites proposed information about marginal donors. Otherwise, (52/65) 80% of these documents were dedicated to health professionals and contained specialized information, difficult to understand by patients. Certain associations, (20/34) 59%, provided information about the risks of transplantation. There were 45/115 patients considering associations as their main information source that were informed by an association’s website. However, only (5/22) 23% of associations communicated the risks of transplantation with patients through their websites.ConclusionsCurrently, patients want to be more informed by other information sources than health professionals, particularly by the websites. Nevertheless, they cannot always trust information proposed by these sources. They need to have their physicians inform them about specialized keywords and present them with reliable information sources. So reliable centers such as universities, transplant centers, and associations should develop the quality and quantity of information proposed to patients on their websites.

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La qualité de l'information disponible sur Internet concernant la lombalgie est-elle adaptée aux attentes des patients? Revue systématique

Grémeaux¹,

Coudeyre

Hérisson³

et al. 2007

Annales de Réadaptation et de Médecine Physique

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Évaluation de la qualité de l'information concernant l'incontinence urinaire féminine sur le web francophone

Cited by 8 publications

References 20 publications

Diversification alimentaire : l’information disponible sur Internet est-elle en accord avec les recommandations des sociétés savantes ?

Diversification alimentaire : l’information disponible sur Internet est-elle en accord avec les recommandations des sociétés savantes ?

What Kind of Information About Marginal Donors Is Available Through Sources Other Than Health Care Professionals for Patients on the Waiting List for Organ Transplantation?

La qualité de l'information disponible sur Internet concernant la lombalgie est-elle adaptée aux attentes des patients? Revue systématique

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