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Estudo comparativo de informação em saúde na internet sobre cárie, halitose e mononucleose
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Motores de busca da Internet podem ser uma fonte importante para que os pacientes acessem informações online relacionadas à saúde bucal, porém pouco se sabe sobre a avaliação das informações de saúde no mundo WEB. Objetivo: Avaliar as informações sobre cárie, halitose e mononucleose. As tendências de conteúdo das informações de saúde oral na internet e obter dados qualitativos e quantitativos para gerar hipóteses sobre o que os pacientes pesquisam e avaliar essas informações. Métodos: Foram selecionados 3 motores de pesquisa da Internet, Google, Bing e yahoo, por meio da avaliação dos 10 resultados da primeira página de cada um. Foram recolhidas informações num período de 48 horas e analisados comparativamente a informação dos conteúdos, científico “baseado na classificação do nível de evidência de Oxford”, clínico, operativo e preventivo sobre as três patologias. Resultados: O Google é o mais acessado e o Yahoo é o único entre os 3, que conta com um site dedicado à publicações sobre saúde oral. Foi encontrada uma concordância de aproximadamente 30% a 50% dos sites e a maioria apresentou conteúdo informações com linguagem corrente. Dentre eles, apenas um apresentou nível 1 de evidência científica, referente a cárie. Conclusão: A informação baseada cientificamente melhora a qualidade do que é lido pelos utentes por isso é necessário a verificação dos sites de saúde, pois a internet também é uma forma de promoção de saúde pública.
Internet search engines can be an important source for patients to access information online related to oral health, but little is known about the evaluation of health information on the worldwide WEB. Aim: To evaluate information on caries, halitosis and mononucleosis. The content trends of oral health information on the internet and obtain qualitative and quantitative data to generate hypotheses about what patients research and evaluate this information. Method: Three search engines were selected, Google, Bing and yahoo by evaluating the 10 results of the first page of each. Data was collected over a period of 48 hours and analyzed comparatively to the scientific information "based on Level of evidence of Oxford", clinical, operative and preventive content about the three pathologies. Results: Google is the most accessed and Yahoo is the only one among the 3, which has a site dedicated to oral health publications. A concordance of approximately 30% to 50% of the sites was found and most presented content information in current language. Among them, only one presented level 1 of scientific evidence, related to caries. Conclusion: Scientifically based information improves the quality of what is read by users so it is necessary to check health websites because the internet is also a form of public health promotion.
Internet search engines can be an important source for patients to access information online related to oral health, but little is known about the evaluation of health information on the worldwide WEB. Aim: To evaluate information on caries, halitosis and mononucleosis. The content trends of oral health information on the internet and obtain qualitative and quantitative data to generate hypotheses about what patients research and evaluate this information. Method: Three search engines were selected, Google, Bing and yahoo by evaluating the 10 results of the first page of each. Data was collected over a period of 48 hours and analyzed comparatively to the scientific information "based on Level of evidence of Oxford", clinical, operative and preventive content about the three pathologies. Results: Google is the most accessed and Yahoo is the only one among the 3, which has a site dedicated to oral health publications. A concordance of approximately 30% to 50% of the sites was found and most presented content information in current language. Among them, only one presented level 1 of scientific evidence, related to caries. Conclusion: Scientifically based information improves the quality of what is read by users so it is necessary to check health websites because the internet is also a form of public health promotion.
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Informação em saúde Internet Mononucleose Cárie Halitose Saúde pública Health information Internet Mononucleosis Caries Halitosis Public health