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The Quality Evaluation Scoring Tool (QUEST) is a reliable and valid tool for evaluating online articles on health [16]. The QUEST assessed the information quality of the websites based on 7 weighted criteria: authorship, attribution, study type, conflicts of interest, currency, complementarity, and tone. The QUEST emphasizes balanced evaluation, prioritizing key indicators such as attribution, conflict-of-interest disclosure, and tone [16]. Textbox 1 presents the details of each QUEST component.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e64630
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Google Trends (GT) was used to identify popular COVID-19 search terms and produce a list of related online health articles, after which the Quality Evaluation Scoring Tool (QUEST) was applied to assess validity. QUEST is a verified metric created to assess online health information, or any information available online that patients may read to learn more about their health, in a quantifiable way.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(2):e32443
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