Predominance of Non-Clinical Complaints in 1-Star Reviews of Mohs Surgeons: A Qualitative Analysis

Negative reviews of Mohs surgeons are primarily driven by nonclinical concerns, especially among nonsurgical patients. These findings highlight the importance of communication and staff interactions in patient satisfaction.

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Dermatologic Surgery
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2025-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1097/dss.0000000000004830
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Education and Learning Interventions
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Predominance of Non-Clinical Complaints in 1-Star Reviews of Mohs Surgeons: A Qualitative Analysis

Aman Nihal, Conway C. Huang, Michael Goldenberg, Eric Olsen
Dermatologic Surgery
Education and Learning Interventions
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Predominance of Non-Clinical Complaints in 1-Star Reviews of Mohs Surgeons: A Qualitative Analysis

Aman Nihal, Conway C. Huang, Michael Goldenberg, Eric Olsen
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Abstract

Negative reviews of Mohs surgeons are primarily driven by nonclinical concerns, especially among nonsurgical patients. These findings highlight the importance of communication and staff interactions in patient satisfaction.

Dermatologic SurgeryVol. 52(3)
Apple (Israel) (IL), University of Alabama at Birmingham (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Education and Learning Interventions
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