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Jason Patel1, Victoria S Jiminez1, Ann Carol Braswell1
1University of Alabama at Birmingham. Dr. Patel, Victoria S. Jiminez, Ann Carol Braswell, Max E. Oscherwitz, Michayla B. Brown, and Om U. Patel are from the Marnix E. Heersink School of Medicine. Dr. Mayo is from Department of Dermatology.
Abstract:
Although both private practices and academic institutions in dermatology treat the same variety of pathologies, private practices entice more patients. The purpose of this study was to examine the differences in website content between dermatology private practices and academic institutions. All 140 dermatology residency programs were first queried. Only websites that contained pertinent information for patients were used in this study (113 of 140 programs). A total of 113 private practice websites were then matched for location and reputation. These sites were assessed for 23 content criteria categorized as practice, physician, patient, or treatment/procedure. The results may be useful for optimizing both private practice and academic institution websites so that patients can better understand the institutions that provide their care.
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