@文章{info:doi/ 10.2194 /35274，作者="Yalamanchili, Bhavya和Donelle, Lorie和Jurado, rio - felix和Fera, Joseph和Basch, Corey H"，标题="调查TikTok上的{\#}冠状病毒护士信息:描述研究"，期刊="JMIR护理"，年="2022"，月="1"，日="14"，卷="5"，数="1"，页数="e35274"，关键词="COVID-19大流行;护士;倦怠的;社交媒体;压力;TikTok;护理;COVID-19;大流行;社会支持; digital peer support; health communication; peer support", abstract="Background: During a time of high stress and decreased social interaction, nurses have turned to social media platforms like TikTok as an outlet for expression, entertainment, and communication. Objective: The purpose of this cross-sectional content analysis study is to describe the content of videos with the hashtag {\#}covidnurse on TikTok, which included 100 videos in the English language. Methods: At the time of the study, this hashtag had 116.9 million views. Each video was coded for content-related to what nurses encountered and were feeling during the COVID-19 pandemic. Results: Combined, the 100 videos sampled received 47,056,700 views; 76,856 comments; and 5,996,676 likes. There were 4 content categories that appeared in a majority (>50) of the videos: 83 showed the individual as a nurse, 72 showed the individual in professional attire, 58 mentioned/suggested stress, 55 used music, and 53 mentioned/suggested frustration. Those that mentioned stress and those that mentioned frustration received less than 50{\%} of the total views (n=21,726,800, 46.17{\%} and n=16,326,300, 34.69{\%}, respectively). Although not a majority, 49 of the 100 videos mentioned the importance of nursing. These videos garnered 37.41{\%} (n=17,606,000) of the total views, 34.82{\%} (n=26,759) of the total comments, and 23.85{\%} (n=1,430,213) of the total likes. So, despite nearly half of the total videos mentioning how important nurses are, these videos received less than half of the total views, comments, and likes. Conclusions: Social media and increasingly video-related online messaging such as TikTok are important platforms for social networking, social support, entertainment, and education on diverse topics, including health in general and COVID-19 specifically. This presents an opportunity for future research to assess the utility of the TikTok platform for meaningful engagement and health communication on important public health issues. ", issn="2562-7600", doi="10.2196/35274", url="https://nursing.www.mybigtv.com/2022/1/e35274", url="https://doi.org/10.2196/35274", url="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35029536" }