Table 5. Attitudes regarding social media among 217 healthcare providers.

Response	Agree	Disagree	Neither agree/disagree
1. Generally helpful	198 (91.2)	14 (6.5)	7 (3.2)
2. Help families to learn about the disease	175 (80.6)	15 (6.9)	29 (13.4)
3. Help families to get emotional support	186 (85.7)	13 (6.0)	20 (9.2)
4. Help families to find other resources	193 (88.9)	7 (3.2)	19 (8.8)
5. Encourage families to make changes in plan without discussing with team	120 (55.3)	46 (21.2)	53 (24.4)
6. Provide families with bad information	148 (68.2)	38 (17.5)	33 (15.2)
7. Lead to problems with sharing of information between the community	110 (50.7)	55 (25.3)	54 (24.9)
8. Lead to problems with privacy violations (e.g., hacking)	71 (32.7)	89 (41.0)	59 (27.2)

Values are presented as number (%).