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Evolution of Wikipedia’s medical content: past, present and future
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Masukume, Gwinyai
, Das, Diptanshu
, Kipersztok, Lisa
, Shafee, Thomas
, Heilman, James
, Häggström, Mikael
in
Accuracy
/ Computer supported cooperative work
/ Consumer Health Information - trends
/ Encyclopedias
/ Encyclopedias as Topic
/ Essay
/ Flavivirus
/ Health Promotion - trends
/ Humans
/ Information Dissemination - methods
/ Internet
/ Internet - trends
/ Language
/ Patient Education as Topic - trends
/ Peer review
/ Pneumonia
/ Public health
/ Public Health - trends
/ Quality
/ Tuberculosis
/ User generated content
/ Vandalism
/ Wikis
/ Zika virus
2017
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by
Masukume, Gwinyai
, Das, Diptanshu
, Kipersztok, Lisa
, Shafee, Thomas
, Heilman, James
, Häggström, Mikael
in
Accuracy
/ Computer supported cooperative work
/ Consumer Health Information - trends
/ Encyclopedias
/ Encyclopedias as Topic
/ Essay
/ Flavivirus
/ Health Promotion - trends
/ Humans
/ Information Dissemination - methods
/ Internet
/ Internet - trends
/ Language
/ Patient Education as Topic - trends
/ Peer review
/ Pneumonia
/ Public health
/ Public Health - trends
/ Quality
/ Tuberculosis
/ User generated content
/ Vandalism
/ Wikis
/ Zika virus
2017
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Evolution of Wikipedia’s medical content: past, present and future
by
Masukume, Gwinyai
, Das, Diptanshu
, Kipersztok, Lisa
, Shafee, Thomas
, Heilman, James
, Häggström, Mikael
in
Accuracy
/ Computer supported cooperative work
/ Consumer Health Information - trends
/ Encyclopedias
/ Encyclopedias as Topic
/ Essay
/ Flavivirus
/ Health Promotion - trends
/ Humans
/ Information Dissemination - methods
/ Internet
/ Internet - trends
/ Language
/ Patient Education as Topic - trends
/ Peer review
/ Pneumonia
/ Public health
/ Public Health - trends
/ Quality
/ Tuberculosis
/ User generated content
/ Vandalism
/ Wikis
/ Zika virus
2017
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Evolution of Wikipedia’s medical content: past, present and future
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Evolution of Wikipedia’s medical content: past, present and future
2017
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As one of the most commonly read online sources of medical information, Wikipedia is an influential public health platform. Its medical content, community, collaborations and challenges have been evolving since its creation in 2001, and engagement by the medical community is vital for ensuring its accuracy and completeness. Both the encyclopaedia’s internal metrics as well as external assessments of its quality indicate that its articles are highly variable, but improving. Although content can be edited by anyone, medical articles are primarily written by a core group of medical professionals. Diverse collaborative ventures have enhanced medical article quality and reach, and opportunities for partnerships are more available than ever. Nevertheless, Wikipedia’s medical content and community still face significant challenges, and a socioecological model is used to structure specific recommendations. We propose that the medical community should prioritise the accuracy of biomedical information in the world’s most consulted encyclopaedia.
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