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Data · dataset · 2001

The Impact of Health Consulting Internet on Doctor-Patient Relationship

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The result suggest that more passive and dependent patient role perceived among the face-to-face medical encounter patients, an active role of patient was perceived among the health internet users in D-P relationship.

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In general, those who used health internet show a lower degree of compliance and a higher propensity to seek plural health services than those who sought face-to-face medical help. While the degree of compliance is determined by the D-P interaction in the health internet consultation, need variable is highly related to compliance in the face to face encounter.

Those who prefer the mutual-participation interaction with doctor and who were more satisfied with the health internet services show a higher intention to seek health consultation on the internet again.

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Health services and systems 73%
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