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. 2022 Feb 25;6(2):e31533. doi: 10.2196/31533

Table 5.

Prevalence of behavior changes during the COVID-19 pandemic on social network usage related to the professional practice of dietitians who responded about their use of social networks (N=289), Brazil, 2021.

Behavior changes n (%)
I noticed changes in my behavior, feelings, or beliefs regarding the use of social networks related to professional practice. 216 (74.7)
I started spending more time checking out the work of other nutrition professionals on social networks. 96 (33.2)
During the pandemic, I started to share or increased the frequency of sharing information about nutrition and health in general on social networks. 149 (51.6)
I felt more inspired to present information about my services on social networks. 127 (43.9)
I started using new tools (such as live video streaming, interactive question stickers, and polls, among others) on social networks. 125 (43.3)
During this period, I changed my belief regarding the relevance of using social networks for the professional practice of dietitians. 75 (26.0)
I felt some kind of concern for not feeling qualified enough to talk about subjects related to nutrition on social networks. 46 (15.9)