An insight into rheumatology resources available on the World Wide Web.

C M Tench, G P Clunie, J Dacre, A Peacock
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The aim of this study was to gain an overview of rheumatology resources on the World Wide Web (WWW). A list of websites was generated using a commercial search engine and 'rheumatology' as a key word. A total of 154 websites were then evaluated with respect to origin and likely target audience; 43% of this initial group were either not accessible, repeats, or in a language other than English. Of the 87 websites we were able to analyse, we found that 67% originated from medical organizations and 51% were interpreted to be directed specifically at rheumatologists. Only 16% of websites were directed at patients only. The remainder were felt to contain information useful to both groups. Over half the websites felt to be of interest to patients contained advertisements. Although there is a lot of information relating to rheumatology on the WWW, it was invariably time consuming to access and there was little directed solely at patient education.

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对万维网上可用的风湿病学资源的深入了解。
本研究的目的是在万维网(WWW)上获得风湿病学资源的概述。使用商业搜索引擎并以“风湿病学”为关键词生成了一个网站列表。然后对154个网站的来源和可能的目标受众进行了评估;这一初始组中有43%要么是无法访问的,要么是重复的,要么是英语以外的语言。在我们能够分析的87个网站中,我们发现67%来自医疗机构,51%被解释为专门针对风湿病学家。只有16%的网站只针对患者。其余的被认为包含了对两组都有用的信息。超过一半的患者感兴趣的网站包含广告。虽然WWW上有很多与风湿病学有关的信息,但访问这些信息总是很耗时,而且很少有专门针对患者的教育。
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