Neil Pakenham-Walsh comments [*see note below]
Finally: 'There is a need for research to identify common features that can be used as quality indicators in health-related videos. Using this information will help users make the appropriate selection. There is also need for research to identify common characteristics that can serve as indicators of health-related video quality. Identifying these characteristics will be helpful in selecting health-related videos.'
There is quite an extensive literature on assessing health resources. I have almost all of the recent ones, as they appear in PubMed, referenced in my Biomed News report on Biomedical Librarianship at http://biomed.news/bims-librar
What we don't have is a Biomed News report on medical missinformation. If somebody has a long-run interest in that topic maintaining a report on this matter will surely be of interest to this community.
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[*Note from NPW, moderator: The text 'There is a need... in selecting health-related videos' is a verbatim quote from the authors' conclusion.]
