Importance Patients increasingly use the Internet to access information related to their
disease, but poor health literacy is known to impact negatively on medical outcomes …

Importance Because more patients are presenting with self-guided research of symptoms, it
is important to assess the capabilities and limitations of these available health information …

PURPOSE This study aims to evaluate the readability and quality of Internet-based health
information on sickle cell retinopathy. DESIGN Retrospective cross-sectional website …

Purpose Much health‐related information is available on the internet but its quality is known
to be variable. This research aimed to analyse the ophthalmic content of social media …

Objective This study aims to evaluate the quality and readability of online resources on
keratoconus treatment. Methods A Google. com search was conducted on August 9, 2020; …

Most cases of optic neuritis (ON) occur in women and in patients between the ages of 15
and 45 years, which represents a key demographic of individuals who seek health …

Aim In this study, we analyze the content quality and characteristics of the most viewed
search results on various internet platforms related to lifestyle measures for patients with …

Purpose This study aimed to understand patients' perceptions about potential benefits and
harms of accessing their own ophthalmology clinic notes via an electronic patient portal as …

Purpose: To establish how much uveitis patients know about their own condition and to
investigate the contribution of demographic factors to that knowledge. Methods: A self …

Patients choose to seek a second opinion in matters related to their health for a variety of
reasons, and the total cost associated with these second opinion visits is estimated to be …