01이 칸의 논문
- Living Up to Online Advice: How Health Platforms Influence Physicians’ Offline Practice
- Does Mobile Technology Integration Enhance Complaint Resolution Efficiency and Equity? An Empirical Study of How An Omnichannel Approach Affects Speed of Resolution of Government Service Requests
- Ripples of Emotion: Unraveling the Dynamics of Emotion Flows and User Engagement in Online Healthcare Communities
- Team Makes You Better: Evidence from Online Medical Consultation Platforms
- Impact of Non-Diagnostic Digital Services on Online Healthcare Consultation
- On-Demand Healthcare Platforms: Impact of Question and Answer Service on Online Consultations and Offline Appointments
- Healthcare at the Crossroads: Impacts of Online Health Community on Off-line Healthcare Quality and Equity
- Signaling Effects Under Dynamic Capacity in Online Matching Platforms: Evidence from Online Health Consultation Communities
- The Impact of Geographic and Social Proximity on Physicians: Evidence from the Adoption of an Online Health Community
- Unintended Emotional Effects of Online Health Communities: A Text Mining-Supported Empirical Study
- Should Doctors Open Online Consultation Services? An Empirical Investigation of Their Impact on Offline Appointments
- Delivering Healthcare Through Teleconsultations: Implications for Offline Healthcare Disparity
- Description and Demonstration Signals as Complements and Substitutes in an Online Market for Mental Health Care
- A Bitter Pill to Swallow? The Consequences of Patient Evaluation in Online Health Question-and-Answer Platforms
- Gamified Challenges in Online Weight-Loss Communities
- Self-Regulation and External Influence: The Relative Efficacy of Mobile Apps and Offline Channels for Personal Weight Management
- We Are All in This Together, or Are We? Job Strain and Coping in the Context of an E-Healthcare System Implementation
- Understanding Physicians’ Online-Offline Behavior Dynamics: An Empirical Study
- Patient–Provider Engagement and its Impact on Health Outcomes: A Longitudinal Study of Patient Portal Use
- ICT for Development in Rural India: A Longitudinal Study of Women’s Health Outcomes
- Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Improve the Quality of Answers in Online Question-answering Health Forums
- A Data Analytics Framework for Smart Asthma Management Based on Remote Health Information Systems with Bluetooth-Enabled Personal Inhalers
- Cascading Feedback: A Longitudinal Study of a Feedback Ecosystem for Telemonitoring Patients with Chronic Disease
- When a Doctor Knows, It Shows: An Empirical Analysis of Doctors’ Responses in a Q&A Forum of an Online Healthcare Portal
- Fostering Participant Health Knowledge and Attitudes: An Econometric Study of a Chronic Disease-Focused Online Health Community
- Adherence to Clinical Guidelines, Electronic Health Record Use, and Online Reviews
- Impact of User-Generated Internet Content on Hospital Reputational Dynamics
- How Doctors Gain Social and Economic Returns in Online Health-Care Communities: A Professional Capital Perspective
- The Consensus Effect in Online Health-Care Communities
02같은 주제, 다른 방법
- The Role of the User Information Environment in mHealth Effectiveness
- How Physician Reviews Affect Online Consultation Demand: An Innovative Small Language Model with Fine-Tuning
- Is Digital Reading Resilient to Air Pollution?
- Learning to Be Proficient? A Structural Model of User Dynamic Engagement in eHealth Behavioral Interventions
- Engaging Physicians with Introductory Incentives: References to Online and Offline Income
- Between Human and System Agency: Coping with Negative Incidents for Continued Effective Use of Wearables
- From Smartphones to Smart Students: Learning vs. Distraction Using Smartphones in the Classroom
- Judgmental Bot: Conversational Agents in Online Mental Health Screening
- Is Fitness Technology-Facilitated Social Comparison the Thief of Well-Being? The Mediating Role of Social Comparison on the Relationships Between Passion and Performance Self-Esteem
- Curbing Excessive Smartphone Use through Precommitment Apps: A Multiple Discrete-Continuous Extreme Value Approach