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Online doctor reviews: do they track surgeon volume, a proxy for quality of care
Journal of Medical Internet Research, 04/18/2012

Segal J et al. – Online review websites provide a rich source of data that may be able to track quality of care, although the effect size is weak and not consistent for all review website metrics.

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Online doctor reviews: do they track surgeon volume, a proxy for quality of care Journal of Medical Internet Research, 04/18/2012

Online doctor reviews: do they track surgeon volume, a proxy for quality of care
Journal of Medical Internet Research, 04/18/2012