Harms in Encouraging Social Media Use for Individual Academic Advancement.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.2214/AJR.22.28287.
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Abstract
In academic medicine, the use of social media to share accomplishments is important for various purposes that facilitate academic advancement. However, social media engagement as a criterion for academic advancement is not based on evidence and can cause individual harms related to pressure, expectations, competition, and discomfort.
Medical subject headings
- Social Media
- Medicine