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Ankita Bansal1, Niranjan Kumar1
1Department of Information and Technology, Netaji Subhas University of Technology, Dwarka, New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
The Covid pandemic has become a serious public health challenge for people across India and other nations. Nowadays, people rely on the online reviews being shared on different review sites to gather information about hospitals like the availability of beds, availability of ventilators, etc. However, since these reviews are large in number and are unstructured, patients struggle to get accurate and reliable information about the hospitals, due to which they end up taking admission into a hospital which might not be appropriate for the specific treatment they require. This paper employs the use of sentiment analysis to understand various online reviews of hospitals and provide valuable information to the patients. Approximately 30,000 + reviews were collected from more than 500 hospitals. The broad objective of the study is to give the patients a comprehensive and descriptive rating of the hospitals based on the online reviews given by different patients. In addition to providing a comprehensive summary, the study has conducted aspect-based analysis where it compares the hospitals based on four different aspects of the hospital viz. "Doctors' services", "Staff's services", "Hospital facilities", and "Affordability". The database containing aspect-based ratings of the hospitals will be of great value to the patients by allowing them to compare and select the best hospital based on the optimum fit of the aspects of their preference.
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