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Service Quality and Residents' Preferences for Facilitated Self-Service Fundus Disease Screening: Cross-Sectional Study.

Senlin LinYingyan MaYanwei JiangWenwen LiYajun PengTao YuYi XuJianfeng ZhuLina LuHai-Dong Zou
Published in: Journal of medical Internet research (2024)
This study confirms that the facilitated self-service fundus disease screening pattern could achieve good service quality. However, it was difficult to reverse residents' preferences for manual screening in a short period, especially when the original manual service was already excellent. Therefore, the digital transformation of health care must be cautious. We suggest that attention be paid to the residents' individual needs. More efficient man-machine collaboration and personalized health management solutions based on large language models are both needed.
Keyphrases
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