Accessibility of and Engagement With Videos of Colorectal Cancer Surgery Patients’ Treatment Experiences: A Multi-Platform Analysis Comparing Videos Produced by Patients and Medical Institutions

< 0.001). These differences between groups remained statistically significant when stratifying by TikTok/YouTube.ConclusionThe accessibility of P-videos and M-videos differs by social media platform, which has implications for the type of content viewed by patients with different online habits. P-videos more often featured patients undergoing active treatment and garnered higher engagement, possibly suggesting that the public is drawn more to unfiltered patient narratives than the messaging of medical institutions.

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The American Surgeon
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2026-05-12
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348261451726
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Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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Accessibility of and Engagement With Videos of Colorectal Cancer Surgery Patients’ Treatment Experiences: A Multi-Platform Analysis Comparing Videos Produced by Patients and Medical Institutions

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Accessibility of and Engagement With Videos of Colorectal Cancer Surgery Patients’ Treatment Experiences: A Multi-Platform Analysis Comparing Videos Produced by Patients and Medical Institutions

Ian Solsky, David Shibata, Nathan Hinkle, Austin Jernigan, Justin Monroe
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< 0.001). These differences between groups remained statistically significant when stratifying by TikTok/YouTube.ConclusionThe accessibility of P-videos and M-videos differs by social media platform, which has implications for the type of content viewed by patients with different online habits. P-videos more often featured patients undergoing active treatment and garnered higher engagement, possibly suggesting that the public is drawn more to unfiltered patient narratives than the messaging of medical institutions.

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University of Tennessee Health Science Center (US)
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