Bridging the Gap: How Paramedics Can Utilize Social Media for Health and Hospital Efficiency

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Majed Mohammed Faihan Alotibi, ‏Mutlaq Theeb Juayran Alotaibi, ‏Naif Aref DayfAllah Almutairi, ‏Ousimir Saytan Khuzayyim Alotaibi, ‏Abdulhakim Funays Mutlaq Alotaibi, ‏Turki Juzayyan Zaed Alotaibi, ‏Abdulrahman Fahad Nawar Almughyiri, ‏Meshari Nashi Badi Alotaibi, ‏Qayil Ayed Rashed Alotaibi, ‏Majed Hajed Aftan Alotaibi

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The healthcare sector, encompassing hospitals and related facilities, has historically relied on localized operational effectiveness for patient care delivery. However, the integration of technological advancements in digital information dissemination is fundamentally reshaping the dynamics of hospital-patient interaction. A significant development in this evolution is the emergence of social media platforms, which provide a novel paradigm for engagement between consumers and organizations. Moving beyond the passive reception of health-related content, these technologies empower individuals to actively seek information, articulate opinions, and interact with peers in previously unattainable ways. Consequently, the proliferation of hospital and health-focused social media websites witnessed a notable surge between 2010 and 2024.

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