Wikipedia and Medicine: a Look at Readership, Editor Numbers, and the Significance of Language

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Wikipedia and Medicine: a Look at Readership, Editor Numbers, and the Significance of Language
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James Heilman
Publication date
2014
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Wikipedia and Medicine: a Look at Readership, Editor Numbers, and the Significance of Language - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2014, written by James Heilman.

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Wikipedia in January of 2014 was referred to as “the single leading source of medical information for patients and healthcare professionals” by the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics. It is a source of information for 50% to 70% of physicians in clinical practice and has also been reported as the single most used resource by medical students.

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Heilman, James. (2014). "[[Wikipedia and Medicine: a Look at Readership, Editor Numbers, and the Significance of Language]]". JMIR Publications Inc., Toronto, Canada.

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Heilman, James. (2014). &quot;<a href="https://wikipediaquality.com/wiki/Wikipedia_and_Medicine:_a_Look_at_Readership,_Editor_Numbers,_and_the_Significance_of_Language">Wikipedia and Medicine: a Look at Readership, Editor Numbers, and the Significance of Language</a>&quot;. JMIR Publications Inc., Toronto, Canada.