Otimização do uso do Twitter para a disseminação de pesquisas: o estudo randomizado e controlado “Three Facts and a Story”.
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We wanted to⬆️engagement with @JHepatology research
🤔Hypothesis: people are ⬆️ likely to connect with the people behind the research than the research itself
🧐Plan: Randomize papers to personal story tweets or graphical abstracts
🧐Primary Outcome: paper downloads#livertwitter pic.twitter.com/rxvbGrANRp— Elliot Tapper (@ebtapper) June 1, 2021