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Developing Reporting Guidelines for Social Media Research (RESOME) by Using a Modified Delphi Method: Protocol for Guideline Development

Very few studies explore the impacts on behavior change or quantitative clinical outcomes, and the majority instead focus on descriptions of engagement within a social media platform, such as views or shares, which may not indicate a genuine increase in knowledge or change in behavior [8,10,11,15,17]. Further, 3 systematic reviews reported that the majority of their included studies had a high or unclear risk of bias, which prevented a meta-analysis from being performed [8,13,21].

Aradhna Kaushal, Caroline Bravo, Stephen Duffy, Douglas Lewins, Ralph Möhler, Rosalind Raine, Ivo Vlaev, Jo Waller, Christian von Wagner

JMIR Res Protoc 2022;11(5):e31739

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Designing Emails Aimed at Increasing Family Physicians’ Use of a Web-Based Audit and Feedback Tool to Improve Cancer Screening Rates: Cocreation Process

Cancer Care Ontario, a provincial government cancer agency, uses email communications to encourage primary care physicians to log in to a Web-based cancer screening tool called the Screening Activity Report (SAR). The SAR is a Web-based audit and feedback tool aimed at improving cancer screening-guideline adherence among primary care physicians in Ontario, Canada.

Caroline A. Amelia Bravo, Diego Llovet, Holly O Witteman, Laura Desveaux, Justin Presseau, Marianne Saragosa, Gratianne Vaisson, Shama Umar, Jill Tinmouth, Noah M. Ivers