Facebook as a resource for cochlear implant information: a thematic content analysis

Patients utilize this social media community for various reasons but overwhelmingly utilize it to ask questions related to management of the CI device and related equipment. These findings demonstrate trust among patients to gain information from each other and seek support, providing valuable information for providers and companies to fill educational gaps in CI care.

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Cochlear Implants International
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2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/14670100.2026.2614844
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Social Media in Health Education
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Facebook as a resource for cochlear implant information: a thematic content analysis

Arman Saeedi, Daniel H. Coelho, Emaan Dawood
Cochlear Implants International
Social Media in Health Education
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Facebook as a resource for cochlear implant information: a thematic content analysis

Arman Saeedi, Daniel H. Coelho, Emaan Dawood
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Abstract

Patients utilize this social media community for various reasons but overwhelmingly utilize it to ask questions related to management of the CI device and related equipment. These findings demonstrate trust among patients to gain information from each other and seek support, providing valuable information for providers and companies to fill educational gaps in CI care.

Cochlear Implants InternationalVol. 27(1)
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Social Media in Health Education
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Facebook as a resource for cochlear implant information: a thematic content analysis — Arman Saeedi, Daniel H. Coelho, et al. · Cochlear Implants International (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS