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It is time for Turkish Cardiologists to start engaging on Twitter

Taylan AKGÜN
Göksel ÇİNİER
Bülent MUTLU
Tina BAYKANER
Pages
427–430
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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According to a recent report, 77% of adults between ages 30 to 49 use social media in 2015, compared with only 8% in 2005.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Social media is defined as the electronic commu- nication platform through which people from all around the world can share ideas, personal informati- on, and other contents.
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Key Findings & Data:Its dynamic nature and instant availability via our mobile devices have changed not only the way we communicate with other people, but also the way of education and learning.
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Conclusion & Impact:According to a recent report, 77% of adults between ages 30 to 49 use social media in 2015, compared with only 8% in 2005.
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Social media is defined as the electronic commu- nication platform through which people from all around the world can share ideas, personal informati- on, and other contents. Its dynamic nature and instant availability via our mobile devices have changed not only the way we communicate with other people, but also the way of education and learning. According to a recent report, 77% of adults between ages 30 to 49 use social media in 2015, compared with only 8% in 2005.

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AKGÜN, T., ÇİNİER, G., MUTLU, B., BAYKANER, T. (2022). It is time for Turkish Cardiologists to start engaging on Twitter. Türk Kardiyoloji Derneği Arşivi, Cilt: 47 - Sayı: 6, 427–430. https://ajindex.com/articles/632029

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