In the online health community, the doctor-patient interaction is one of the most important
functional modules. A large volume of unstructured text data has been generated in the …

Abstract Forms of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are already being deployed into clinical settings
and research into its future healthcare uses is accelerating. Despite this trajectory, more …

A large volume of patients' opinions—as online doctor reviews (ODRs)—are available
online in order to access, analyze, and improve patients' perceptions about the quality of …

Although the sharing of knowledge in online health communities (OHCs) has been explored
in recent years, little research has been done to explore the relationship between general …

(1) Background: The appearance of physician rating websites (PRWs) has raised
researchers' interest in the online healthcare field, particularly how users consume …

Purpose Effectively engaging patients is critical for the sustainable development of online
health communities (OHCs). Although physicians' general knowledge-sharing, which is free …

Patients are usually sensitive to physicians' attitude and behavior when physicians make
decisions in patients' consultations. However, the consequences of physicians' interactive …

Online platforms enable physicians to share health and medical information with the public;
however, little research has been conducted to explore why physicians share free health …

The rapid development of Web 2.0 technologies has made it possible for online health
communities to provide convenient platforms that enable doctors to provide medical services …

Online health interactions (OHIs) can benefit patients, physicians, and society. However,
little research has been conducted that studies the social value of OHIs for third-party …