A welcoming guide to social media for cytopathologists: Tips, tricks, and the best practices of social cytopathology
A healthcare social media research article published in CytoJournal, February 11, 2019
- Title
- A welcoming guide to social media for cytopathologists: Tips, tricks, and the best practices of social cytopathology
- Authors (alpha)
- Binnur u00d6nal, Fikret Dirilenoglu
- Published
- February 11, 2019
- Journal
- CytoJournal
- DOI
- 10.4103/cytojournal.cytojournal_1_18
- Pubmed
- 30820234
- Altmetric
Abstract
This guide provides an overview of social media (SoMe) use with the recent updates for the "cytopathologists and the ones interested in". Our aim was to introduce the basic terms and rules, the potential benefits and risks, and some tips and tricks for using SoMe. The two most popular SoMe platforms, Facebook and Twitter, were the focus of this article. Thus far, many pathologists have already proved how efficiently the SoMe services could be utilized; the same applies specifically to the community of cytopathology. In our opinion, the more CPs are involved in SoMe, the more connected, productive, and stronger the community will become.
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