The Impact of Social Media on Terminally Ill Patients

Introduction Social media changes the way people communicate with doctors. We will renew our health care with the latest technological innovations such as Internet connection, smartphone, tablet, desktop etc. The range varies from patient support group to instant message (Aishwarya, 2012: [sp]). Media use has evolved over the last few years, and research in this field suggests that psychological factors of children are related to social media (Heim et al., 2007: 49). These factors suggest that the Internet is a powerful communication tool to support children by not only linking children to others but also providing learning environments and social support (Heim, et al , 20).

The doctor is also responsible for checking the impact of social media on our patients. Although we are the ultimate guardian of health and well-being, social media is a product designed for addiction that can undoubtedly lead to psychosis, including deterioration of physical deformation. If social media is unfamiliar with smoking, is it our responsibility to prevent patients from using it (not refueling)? Are we modern versions of those doctors in tobacco advertisements? But we also have to recognize how social media power is used for medical care. I am fortunate to be able to reach out to patients who have never been educated about a particular illness or treatment plan using social media. I personally improve my exercise by reviewing other thoughtful and generous doctor's shared videos.

Media interpretation of the effects of suicide is usually based on social learning theory. Basically, people understand that people with difficulties will solve their problems of life through suicide (eg, divorce, terminal illness, humiliation). People who are crazy in society may simply copy the actions of people in need of suicide. A more complex set of explanations surrounds the learning process of differential recognition. When people agree on a particular type of story, it is expected that the impact will be greater for that type. For example, if people tend to mimic the elderly 's suicide, they should be able to replicate celebrity suicide rather than ordinary suicide.