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Harness social media data to advance health equity and reduce disparities
Social Media for Health Equity solves an urgent problem in public health research: the underutilization of social media as a data source. With adults spending 2.5 hours daily on social platforms, traditional research methods cannot capture these exposures. In this book, leading social epidemiologists provide practical guidance for leveraging social media data to address health disparities.
The book delivers a comprehensive roadmap for collecting, cleaning, and analyzing social media data in accessible language. It explores measuring cultural racism, investigating underground health behaviors, and deploying social media interventions. Drawing on CDC and WHO-validated research, the authors present evidence-based strategies for reducing health disparities by race, socioeconomic status, gender, and sexual orientation.
Readers will also find:
Social Media for Health Equity is essential for public health researchers expanding their methodological toolkit, policy makers reducing health disparities, and anyone understanding how digital environments shape health outcomes. This book empowers readers to harness social media's potential for advancing health equity while navigating its challenges.
Harness social media data to advance health equity and reduce disparities
Social Media for Health Equity solves an urgent problem in public health research: the underutilization of social media as a data source. With adults spending 2.5 hours daily on social platforms, traditional research methods cannot capture these exposures. In this book, leading social epidemiologists provide practical guidance for leveraging social media data to address health disparities.
The book delivers a comprehensive roadmap for collecting, cleaning, and analyzing social media data in accessible language. It explores measuring cultural racism, investigating underground health behaviors, and deploying social media interventions. Drawing on CDC and WHO-validated research, the authors present evidence-based strategies for reducing health disparities by race, socioeconomic status, gender, and sexual orientation.
Readers will also find:
Social Media for Health Equity is essential for public health researchers expanding their methodological toolkit, policy makers reducing health disparities, and anyone understanding how digital environments shape health outcomes. This book empowers readers to harness social media's potential for advancing health equity while navigating its challenges.
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