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ABSTRACT: Background
Social media is a powerful tool for engaging diverse audiences in dementia research. However, there is little data summarizing current content exchange in this context.Objective
To inform ethical dementia research engagement on social media, we characterized current practices by analyzing public social media posts.Methods
We retrieved Facebook (2-year period, N = 7,896) and Twitter (1-year period, N = 9,323) posts containing dementia research-related keywords using manual and machine learning-based search strategies. We performed qualitative and quantitative content and sentiment analyses on random samples (10%) of the posts.Results
Top Facebook users were advocacy (45%) and health organizations (25%). On Twitter, academics/researchers were the la
SUBMITTER: Hrincu V
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9697056 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature