This article explores the dynamics of patients' online communities (POC) in Sweden through a qualitative lens, offering insights into both the structural and cultural aspects of these communities. It highlights the significance of understanding the unique support these communities provide to individuals coping with chronic illnesses, amidst ongoing debates about the quality of online health information and the risks associated with e-health. The findings aim to inform the development of future Internet-based health care resources.
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Josefsson, Ulrika. "Coping with illness online: The case of patients' online communities." The Information Society 21.2 (2005): 133-141.
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