Dear Dr Sanja,

Website may include the details as mentioned by you. Many of the big hospitals provide details including interactive platform. Details may not be in multiple languages.

Regards

Ashok Pundir

Webpages contain everything you need to know about the business, clinic or whatever, or the way it perceives itself. For dentist surgeries blues and silver/whites predominate, amongst spotlessly clean rooms, perfect, cheery smiles adorn the pages, the people tend to be spotlessly attractive. Information is precisely given. The language is reassuring. Look closer and you will see few instruments on display. The message: we are professional, good, clean and efficient people. We care. We will not hurt you.

Dear Dr Pundir,

thank you for your answer.

Best regards,

Sanja

Dear Stanley Wilkin,

thank you for the answer. We did some research on hospital web-sites, but results on the way people percieve it were different.

Thank you,

Sanja

Thank you for answers...

Here is preliminary research for 3 transition countries

I've done research on this, but in the UK, presenting my results to students. There are recurring themes that encourage the viewer to trust:

i.e. smiling, open faces recur again and again

younger nurses and, if doctors are represented, younger men with the odd grey haired white coated man to provide gravitas.

There is nothing to indicate inefficiency or that anything, god forbid, goes wrong or can go wrong. If the viewer has a problem they can provide a solution. Oracles thereby as well as providers of information. An ideal state is presented.

In the UK, the emphasis tends to be on preventative medicine as the National Health Service is overloaded and viewers are encouraged to seek advice not actually turn up at the facilities. Eat properly, watch weight, don't drink, don't smoke. All valuable advice, but serving a purpose other than simply giving health advice. The NHS requires a constant supply of money, more and more, so as an institution it needs to present an image of control and efficacy.

Perhaps the websites you reference have more ambiguous messages and different intentions, which would be reflected in the material? Don't forget, the NHS websites are done by advertising publicists not technical staff.

Dear Stanley Wilkin ,

really thanks for your valuable answer and different perspective.

Best regards,

Sanja

Dear Sanja ,

Thank you for sharing your article comparing three countries.

Excellent research work.

Congratulations!

Regards

Ashok

Dear prof. Pundir,

thank you. I believe we will have soon better analysis with more detailed statistics.

Thank you,

Sanja

Dear Sanja,

Are you planning to benchmark study with other European countries?

Regards

Ashok Pundir

It would be very interesting. We compared results with 3 types of hoapitals in Italy, used Kruskal-Wallis metric. We have used already existing frame for evaluation with 90 questions in 5 categories.

Thank you for asking,

Best

Sanja

Web page interfaces can be used well and distinctly to guide business, scientific and health organizations to showcase their business and advertise their products on a wide, fast, effortless, cost-effective and time-consuming basis.

Thank you very much for your answer.

Best regards,

Sanja

I Agree with my colleagues answer

Hello, thank you for your valuable opinion.

Best regards,

Sanja