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Journal Article
Visualising Medical Research: Exploring the Influence of Infographics on Professional Dissemination
2024
Overview
Objective . This study explores the impact of infographics on the professional dissemination of medical research. Recognising the burgeoning volume of data in the medical domain, this research aims to bridge the gap by investigating the efficacy of infographics in rendering complex medical concepts understandable to diverse audiences, including policymakers, patients, and the public. Design . The study uses a cross‐sectional survey to assess medical professionals’ familiarity with infographic design and data visualisation principles. Setting . The research targets medical professionals with published articles across various subfields, including Clinical Medicine, Epidemiology, Pharmacology, Healthcare Management, Medical Imaging, and Public Health. Method . Data collection involves an online survey distributed to potential participants through professional networks and research institutions. The survey encompasses Likert‐scale questions and demographic variables. Ethical considerations include obtaining approval from the institutional review board, ensuring participant consent, and maintaining data anonymity and confidentiality. Results . Demographic analysis reveals a diverse participant profile, with 58.7% male and 41.3% female respondents, spanning various age groups, professional experiences, and geographic locations. Assessing familiarity with infographic design and data visualisation principles demonstrates respondents’ proficiency in certain areas while highlighting potential areas for improvement. Conclusion . The study underscores the multifaceted benefits of infographics in research dissemination, as medical professionals perceive. Infographics can effectively convey various kinds of medical research information across diverse platforms and channels.
