The Uncertainty of Doctor Visits

Introduction: The study I do is based on the uncertainty as to whether individuals should go to the doctor even though they know they should go to the doctor. There is a previous study on this similar topic. For example, in a web-based longitudinal survey, a survey was conducted to assess the uncertainties of relationships, participant uncertainty, intimacy, and openness to communication. In choosing the 6-week timeframe, they learned from previous longitudinal and retrospective studies of relationship development (Theiss & Solomon 2008).

When a patient enters the examination room, uncertainty begins to accumulate. There are clinical uncertainties, uncertainty due to majority voting of institutions, uncertainty related to patient diseases, and uncertainty in the decision making process. There is no reliable statistical method to manage all these uncertainties. In addition to obscuring the boundary between proper care and inadequate care, the subject matter of existing literature is mostly using indirect means to explain possible scenarios of SID. The healthcare market is also composed of many complex submarkets. If care is complicated, it is pointed out that the asymmetry of knowledge is important, the cost of acquiring additional information on patients is high, and the possibility of SID is high. The disadvantage is that these SIDs are not guaranteed.

Introduction: The study I do is based on the uncertainty as to whether individuals should go to the doctor even though they know they should go to the doctor. There is a previous study on this similar topic. For example, in a web-based longitudinal survey, a survey was conducted to assess the uncertainties of relationships, participant uncertainty, intimacy, and openness to communication. In choosing the 6-week timeframe, they learned from previous longitudinal and retrospective studies of relationship development (Theiss & Solomon 2008).