Phillip L Ackerman, Corey E Tatel
Resolving problems with the skill retention literature: An empirical demonstration and recommendations for researchers
Journal of experimental psychology. Applied
analyze use status satisfaction followup patients explore construction internet medical service model platform stomatology patients visited internet clinic stomatology january june 2021 selected diagnosis treatment followed ai intelligent voice selfdesigned questionnaire spss 210 software used statistical analysis total 372 valid questionnaires collected maletofemale ratio oral patients 1251 average age 3596 years bachelors degree patients mainly yangtze river delta 5376 patients needed doctors prescribe drugs 8172 dental patients believed consultation process internet clinic convenient 7983 patients perceived system operation internet clinic convenient binary logistic regression showed digital literacy convenience medical treatment process significantly related satisfaction internet outpatient service gender education level online medical treatment duration convenience system operation related internet medical treatment stomatology feasible still necessary break limitations innovate service function internet outpatients mainly young middleaged still necessary care special group elderly necessary optimize process upgrade system innovate management strengthen policy support incentive mechanism promote transformation medical service mode stomatology