Quality and scientific accuracy of patient-oriented information on the internet on minimally invasive surgery for colorectal cancer
ConclusionAnalysis of the quality and scientific content of patient information on MIS for CRC revealed a considerable deficiency in the information provided and sub-standard readability. Several aspects such as pre-op preparation, surgical complications and post-operative quality of life which are of concern to the patient were not discussed in a considerable proportion of articles. As the internet is expanding as a readily available source of information, steps should be taken to ensure the highest quality information.
Source: Health Policy and Technology - Category: Health Management Source Type: research
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