Evaluation of Influencing Factors of Security Information Behavior of Online Medical Consultation Users

Table 2

Basic personal information about the interviewees.

Number	Identity	Gender	Age	Educational background	Medical title/job position/research direction	Doctor’s department/platform staff’s platform
A-F-1	Online medical consultation user	Female	26	Bachelor’s degree	—	—
C-M-2	Network doctor	Male	43	Master’s degree	Attending physician	Anesthesiology
E-F-3	Researcher	Male	26	Master’s degree	Information behavior	—
B-F-4	General doctor	Female	29	Master’s degree	Resident physician	Digestive medicine
D-M-5	Platform staff	Male	27	Bachelor’s degree	Interactive designer	The Good Doctor (haodf.com)
A-M-6	Online medical consultation user	Male	24	Bachelor’s degree	—	—
C-F-7	Network doctor	Female	29	Bachelor’s degree	Chinese medicine resident	Chinese medicine dermatology
E-F-8	Researcher	Female	24	Master’s degree	Information behavior	—
A-M-9	Online medical consultation user	Male	18	Senior high school	—	—
B-F-10	General doctor	Female	27	Bachelor’s degree	Resident physician	Pediatric comprehensive
C-M-11	Network doctor	Male	52	Doctoral degree	Chief physician	Cardiovascular internal medicine
A-F-12	Online medical consultation user	Female	34	Master’s degree	—	—
B-M-13	General doctor	Male	48	Special secondary school	Attending physician	General internal medicine
D-F-14	Platform staff	Female	26	Bachelor’s degree	Software developer	The Good Doctor (haodf.com)
C-M-15	Network doctor	Male	47	Bachelor’s degree	Associate chief physician	Neurosurgery
E-M-16	Researcher	Female	23	Master’s degree	Security behavior	—

In the “number” column, the first letter represents the identity of the interviewee (where A represents the online medical consultation user; B represents the general doctor; C represents the network doctor; D represents the platform staff; and E represents the researcher); the second letter represents the gender (F represents female; M represents male); and the third number represents the order of the interview.