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use webbased health information wbhi rise serving valuable tool educating public health concerns enhancing treatment adherence consequently evaluating availability quality contextspecific wbhi crucial tackle disparities health literacy advance population health outcomes study aims explore assess quality wbhi available accessible public oral lichen planus olp arabic arabic translation term olp derivatives searched three general search platforms platforms first hundred results reviewed inclusion excluded content related cutaneous lp content readily accessible public eg requiring subscription fees directed health care providers content created health care providers organizations ie community forums blogs social media assessed quality arabic wbhi three standardized validated tools discern journal american medical association jama benchmarks health net hon 911 resources wbhi reviewed eligibility 49 included study wbhi resources provided commercial affiliations n28 571 remainder academic notforprofit affiliations wbhi often presented visual aids ie images n33 674 discern scores highest wbhi resources explicitly stated aim lowest scores providing effect olp olp treatment quality life onequarter resources n11 224 met 4 jama benchmarks indicating high quality wbhi remainder wbhi failed meet one jama benchmarks hon scores showed onethird wbhi sources scores 75 indicating higher reliability credibility wbhi source onefifth sources scored 50 1 7 wbhi resources scored simultaneously high three quality instruments generally wbhi academic affiliations higher quality scores content provided commercial affiliations considerable variations quality wbhi olp arabic wbhi resources deemed moderate quality best providers wbhi could benefit increasing collaboration commercial academic institutions creating wbhi integrating guidance international quality assessment tools improve quality hopefully utility valuable wbhi resources