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Quality Labelling of Medical Web Content : the MedIEQ proposal

As the number of medical web sites in various languages increases, it is more than necessary to implement control measures that give the consumers adequate guarantee that the health web sites they are visiting, meet a minimum level of quality standards and that the professionals offering the information on the web site are responsible for its contents. The paper presents the current mechanisms for labelling medical web content and introduces the work done in the EC-funded projects Quatro and MedIEQ. Quatro has defined a vocabulary for quality labels and a schema to deliver them in a machine-processable format. MedIEQ aims to support the work of medical quality labelling organisations providing tools to monitor already labelled medical sites as well as to locate unlabelled sites and examine them against a set of pre-defined labelling criteria.