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2019, 3rd International Conference on Healthcare and Allied Sciences. 25th – 26th September, Lincoln University College, Malaysia
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The demand for information about health has grown exponentially in the last few years. The media is an important ally in any public health situation. The local and international media play a vital role as the link between health workers and the larger public. Health authorities educate and entrust the media with essential health information, which is then relayed to the public in readily accessible formats through a variety of media channels. The mass media helps health workers expand their audience reach, which is crucial considering the fact that face-to-face channels of communication often require too many human resources and reach only a small number of people in large, underserved rural areas. The mass media provides an important link between the rural residents and vital health information. The mass media, in the form of the radio and television, are an effective way to persuade target audiences to adopt new behaviors, or to remind them of critical information.
Medical Journal of the Islamic Republic of Iran (MJIRI), 2021
Background: By informing and educating, the Media play a main role in increasing the health literacy of the community. Broadcasting health channels (BHCs) are established to improve health literacy and public health worldwide. This study was aimed to evaluate the role of Islamic Republic of Iran the broadcasting health channel (IRIB HC) on public health. Methods: A cross-sectional, comparative study was performed on 500 participants throughout 6 urban areas in Tehran, the capital of Iran in 2019. About 250 of the samples were included in viewing the health channel group. A standard questionnaire was used to measure the levels of public health in the 2 groups. Data were analyzed and compared using SPSS software version 25. Results: According to the results, health literacy was higher in the group that used the health channel rather than the other group. Also, with regard to physical and psychological health levels, a significant difference was observed between audiences and nonaudiences (p= 0.013, p= 0.001, respectively). Conclusion: The IRIB HC has positive effects on increasing the level of health literacy, Physical and psychological health, and consequently improving public health. Therefore, these channels have a great role in the implementation of health polices to improve health status.
Mass media is a very effective and efficient source of information to general public on a wide array of subjects. Every day, a lots of health related issues are also disseminated through mass media which passes through various steps before it reaches the people. In modern era, the original source of dissemination of health related issues published in various journals. The present study has covered two blocks from Shimoga District Viz., Shimoga and Bhadravathi were related for the study. The primary data was collected with 200 respondent were related from two blocks by using simple random sampling method. This is purely a descriptive study. Mass media has an important role in influencing the behavior of people, by transferring the knowledge base created by health related research, as indicated in our study. The public health fraternity who is engaged in promoting healthy lifestyle among public at large should consider mass media as one of the tools that may encourage the propagation of healthy behavior and discourage health damaging behavior. In our study, 46% respondents reported that they read the article only if it was interesting. This shows that the message containing health related information should not be boring. It should be able to get attention of the people in the first place so that people for whom media is a source of entertainment may not feel put off. For being persuasive or for effectively convincing the people, DHRITMM should give clear messages which are in consonance with the prior general public knowledge so that it is acceptable to the people.
Public Health Frontier, 2015
The world is changing from day to day, developing new tools of communication. The greatest tool developed in the 21 st century is the media. Media provides news of all kinds, including health information. The aim of this study is to describe the role of media, analyzed according to the case study of swine flu news in newspapers in Turkey. Method: This study seeks to examine the way in which swine flu (and the subsequent actions and discussion) was reported in the Turkish press, with particular attention to the framing devices used and the factors that might influence these framing decisions. Newspapers were chosen to represent the media as the design of the study. Influenza-related news for two consecutive years was chosen as the analytical subject; 575 related news reports were found. Results: There were 496 news reports in the first study year, and 50 in the second. Influenza news occurred primarily (300 news sources) between October-December 2009, while only 14 appeared during the same period in the second year. It was observed that the news pieces were initially located on first pages/covers and the upper part of the pages, covering larger areas. Disease and prevention related pictures were chosen at the crisis point, in particular. In the second year, the area occupied by swine flu news was smaller, occurring on inner pages and written by reporters (p<0.05). Conclusion: Health-related media content is provided when the subject is high on the public agenda, and if the issue poses a threat to the society, such as during crisis periods. In fact, protection is more important for health, so that health related topics should be provided in advance of crisis periods.
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Abstract: Western health officials believe that the incidence of HIV infection in the People's Republic of China is much higher than has been reported, but knowledge about the disease remains low. A preliminary study of Chinese college students' knowledge and beliefs ...
World Family Medicine Journal, (WFMJ) (incorporating the Middle East Journal of Family Medicine), ISSN 1839-0188, Volume 10, Issue 2, February/March, pp. 26-31., 2012
Objective: To assess the level of awareness of different diseases and to explore the role of mass media in spreading health awareness in Aligarh Muslim University campus. Methods: A total of 1040 subjects of different intellectual levels, who were representative of AMU community, participated in this study. These subjects responded to a structured questionnaire on awareness of different diseases and sources of information. Having heard of different diseases in question was defined as awareness. Findings: About 80 percent respondents got information about health from newspaper and magazines. 71 percent were reported that television/radio is among the best sources to get information on health related issues. Conclusion: The study reveals that those exposed to mass media had reported significant knowledge about various morbidities and likely to seek better health care services. The results underscore the importance the mass media exposure in prevention and control of diseases. Keywords: media, awareness, diseases, health promotion, AMU, India.
IslamiCity
Abu Hamid Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Ghazali, a celebrated figure during the Islamic Golden Age, is more commonly known as Imam Al-Ghazali (450H/1058 - 505H/1111). He was an eminent Muslim jurist, Sufi scholar, and thinker. Recognizing Al-Ghazali’s great potential, the Seljuk regime appointed him as their scholar to counter challenges posed by philosophers, Batiniyyah, rationalists, and others. As a versatile scholar capable of debating and reasoning with opponents, Al-Ghazali earned the title "Hujjatul Islam" (Proof of Islam). Despite being identified as a philosopher by some, Al-Ghazali distanced himself from this label due to the controversies surrounding philosophers of his time, such as Al-Kindi (801-873), Al-Farabi (872-950), and Ibn Sina (980-1037).
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