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Alhayan, Fatimah and Pennington, Diane and Ayouni, Sarra (2023) Twitter use by the dementia community during Covid-19 : a user classification and social network analysis. Online Information Review, 47 (1). pp. 41-58. ISSN 1468-4527

Book Section

Alhayan, Fatimah and Pennington, Diane; Gruzd, Anatoliy and Mai, Philip and Recuero, Raquel and Hernandez-Garcia, Angel and Sian Lee, Chei and Cook, James and Hodson, Jaigris and McEwan, Bree and Hopke, Jill, eds. (2020) Twitter as health information source : exploring the parameters affecting dementia-related tweets. In: SMSociety'20 - International Conference on Social Media and Society. ACM, New York, NY., 277–290. ISBN 9781450376884

Alhayan, Fatimah and Pennington, Diane and Ayouni, Sara; (2018) Measuring passive engagement with health information on social media. In: 2018 21st Saudi Computer Society National Computer Conference. IEEE, SAU. ISBN 9781538641118

Conference or Workshop Item

Alhayan, Fatimah and Pennington, Diane and Ruthven, Ian (2022) "She seems more human" : understanding Twitter users' credibility assessments of dementia-related information. In: iConference 2022, 2022-02-28 - 2022-03-04, Virtual/Online.

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