了解使用在线医生评论对医生的性别偏见

Q2 Arts and Humanities Psychology of Language and Communication Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.2478/plc-2022-0002
Sonam Gupta, Kayla Jordan
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摘要

摘要性别偏见仍然是医学领域中一个持续存在的问题。虽然偏见可能有多种形式,但患者的偏见和看法研究不足,可能会影响治疗的依从性,导致不平等的结果。医生在线评论是研究性别偏见的一种自然主义方式。在这项研究中,我们利用LIWC心理语言学分析工具来分析ZocDoc和RateMD评论的语言风格,并了解性别在患者对医生的看法中的潜在作用。使用自举分层线性模型计算平均差异。我们发现,女性医生的评论通常比男性医生的评论更为非正式和情绪化。虽然我们的研究是探索性的,但结果表明,患者和医生都需要提高对他们的偏见如何影响他们提供和接收重要健康信息的认识。
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Understanding gender bias toward physicians using online doctor reviews
Abstract Gender bias continues to be an ongoing issue in the field of medicine. While bias may come in many forms, patients’ biases and perceptions have been understudied and may impact adherence to treatment, leading to unequal outcomes. Online reviews for doctors are a naturalistic way to study gender bias. In this study, we leveraged the LIWC psychological linguistic analysis tool to analyze the language styles of ZocDoc and RateMDs reviews and understand the potential role of gender in patients’ perceptions of their doctors. Mean differences were calculated using bootstrapped hierarchical linear modeling. We found that reviews for female physicians are generally more informal and emotional than those for male physicians. While our study was exploratory, the results suggest that both patients and physicians need to increase their awareness of how their biases may be affecting how they give and receive vital health information.
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Psychology of Language and Communication
Psychology of Language and Communication Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics
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