one from Canada
seeing a theme of lack of information coming from Canada
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pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Three of the included studies
talked about the countries that I also found had the most information
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Note on Gender Sensitive Language and Inclusiveness
Important thing to add into my scoping review
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this is talking more about the biomedical form of the disorder with an importance put of physical health and technology
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Given the lack of definite PCOS treatment, individuals with PCOS have expressed the preference for multi-disciplinary, integrated care by health professionals with expertise in PCOS who will listen and help them to focus on practical skills when providing lifestyle advice, ultimately empowering them to self-manage their condition
my scoping review address the need for this even more with quality of life being mentioned
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recommend that a PCOS diagnosis should be based on criteria adapted from the Rotterdam criteria
potentially add this to my scoping review
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this is something I highlighted before with the use of social media and possible missinformation
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espite concerns regarding the quality and reliability of social media content, these platforms may play an important role in disseminating PCOS- related information.
it is showing the relationship between information quality
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his scoping review explores the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) in PCOS management. Results were grouped into six domains of the IoT: mobile apps, social media, wearables, machine learning, websites, and phone-based. A further domain was created to capture participants’ perspectives on using the IoT in PCOS management.
This scoping review is looking at the relation between internet things and PCOS, where as mine is focused on the person. itself
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