Beyond traditional publishing: the British Journal of Anaesthesia and social media in anaesthesia research.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.1016/j.bja.2026.01.011.
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Abstract
Social media has fundamentally transformed anaesthesia education, research dissemination, and professional networking. The British Journal of Anaesthesia uses a multi-platform strategy overseen by a dedicated Social Media Editor and Fellows. Despite challenges including misinformation, artificial intelligence-generated content, and platform fragmentation, social media remain essential for bridging the gap between research publications and clinical practice while fostering global academic communities.
Medical subject headings
- Social Media
- Anesthesiology
- Publishing
- Periodicals as Topic
- Biomedical Research