Gender-Sensitive Healthcare Interfaces Development for Enhanced Patient Engagement

To engage users, healthcare interfaces should reflect gender-specific demands and preferences. The goal is to compare male and female healthcare platform users’ interaction time, job completion rate, mistake rate, and feature preferences. These disparities should be addressed to create interfaces that improve patient engagement and make platforms intuitive, helpful, and beneficial for both men and women. Healthcare providers may enhance patient outcomes, user happiness, and health management engagement by customizing interface elements to gender-specific expectations. User-centered interfaces that meet varied user demands are created by examining interaction patterns and preferences. This gender-sensitive strategy optimizes healthcare interaction for more personalized and effective patient care. For five interaction categories, male and female values average 4.7-6, according to User Interaction Metrics in Healthcare.5. Men and women complete tasks at $\mathbf{7 9 - 9 2}$ percent. Error Male and female percent rates vary from 1-6, while satisfaction scores range from 7.4-8 out of 10.7. Male and female are used 5.5-7 times in Healthcare Interface Feature Preferences.9. Male and female feature relevance is $\mathbf{7. 2 - 9. 1}$. Male and female Ease of Use values are 6.9-8. The user satisfaction range for male and female values is $\mathbf{7. 5 - 8. 9}$. Male and female frequency requests are 2-4.