Bir Sağlık Arama Davranışı Olarak Sosyal  Medya Kullanımı: İzolasyon, Karantina ve  Sosyal Mesafe Tedbirlerinde Facebook’ta  Covid-19 İçerikli Sosyal Medya Paylaşımlarının  Görünümü

Şahin, Emine; Ayaz, Ferihan

doi:10.26650/connectist2021-862042

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“…When the literature is examined, it is possible to find studies that have obtained similar results (28)(29)(30). Situations such as increased death rates related to Coronavirus, isolation measures, the spread of the disease, and uncertainties about the future have caused various psychological problems in university students (5,6).…”

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“…Health information search behaviour is a concept that includes all behaviours related to protecting the health of the individual and regaining his health (5,12). The excessive and repetitive use of the internet to search for health information is described as "cyberchondria."…”

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“…Uncertainty remains about whether Covid-19 can be controlled, how long preventive measures will be implemented, and the long-term effectiveness of effective treatment protocols (5). Like other past pandemics, Covid-19 causes fear in individuals (6).…”

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The Effect of Coronavirus Fear on Cyberchondria Level in Students Studying in the Field of Health

BELLİ

2022

Turkish Journal of Health Science and Life

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ABSTRACT Objectives: This research was conducted to determine the effect of coronavirus fear on cyberchondria levels in students studying in the health field. Materials and method: The sample of the descriptive, correlational, and cross-sectional research conducted with students at Vocational School of Health Services between March 2022 and June 2022 is 304. "Personal Information Form," "Coronavirus (Covid-19) Fear Scale," and "Cyberchondria Severity Scale Short-Form" were applied to students who accepted to participate in the study. Results: The mean age of the students was 20.02 ± 1.15 (min: 18; max: 25); 73.0% were female. The average score of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Fear Scale of the students participating in the study was 20.55 ± 4.47 (min: 7; max: 32), and the average score of the Cyberchondria Severity Scale was 35.93 ± 5.35 (min: 16; max: 46). It was determined that there was a statistically significant and positive relationship between the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Fear Scale and the Cyberchondria Severity Scale (r=0.579, p

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The Effect of Coronavirus Fear on Cyberchondria Level in Students Studying in the Field of Health

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2022

Turkish Journal of Health Science and Life

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“…Studies conducted by Şahin and Ayaz (19) investigated posts within Facebook groups during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their analysis of 600 main messages and comments revealed a total of 353 likes.…”

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Evaluation the COVID-19 related posts of the Official Facebook Page of the World Health Organization

Erinç,

Gökdemir,

Çifçi

et al. 2024

Med Sci Discov

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Objective: This study aims to analyze the COVID-19-related posts on the official Facebook page of the World Health Organization (WHO). Specifically, we aim to evaluate the engagement metrics such as views, comments, shares, and reactions received by categorized posts. Additionally, we seek to identify the topics that generate the highest levels of engagement in terms of comments and sharing reactions. Material and Methods: This retrospective observational research project was designed to evaluate COVID-19-related posts on the official WHO Facebook Page between March 15, 2020, and March 15 2021. The data was analyzed using IBM SPSS Statistics 25.0. Result: 2021 COVID-19-related posts on the Official Facebook Page of the WHO (n=877) were examined. 23.7% of the shares were about protective equipment, 22.2% were about the pandemic, 12.6% were about personal protective equipment, 11.5% were about social distancing, and 10.3% were media briefings. It was observed that they were about COVID-19??, 9.9% were about syndemic, 6.5% were about vaccine, 1.9% were about medicine, 0.9% were about mutation. An examination of posts related to drugs, vaccines, and media briefings revealed that the most prevalent response was 'like'. Statistical analysis indicated that the number of 'like' reactions was significantly higher for vaccine-related posts compared to non-vaccine related posts. Conversely, the number of angry reactions was lower for vaccine-related posts than for non-vaccine related posts. Conclusion: This study provides valuable insights into the engagement patterns of COVID-19-related posts on the official Facebook page of the World Health Organization (WHO). Our analysis highlights the prevalence of topics such as protective equipment, the pandemic, personal protective equipment, social distancing, and media briefings among the examined posts. Notably, vaccine-related posts garnered a significantly higher number of 'like' reactions compared to non-vaccine related posts, underscoring the importance of vaccine-related communication efforts. These findings emphasize the significance of accurate and informative content dissemination by authoritative institutions like the WHO during global health crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Revolutionizing Healthcare in the COVID-19 Era: Physicians Are Successfully Embracing Social Media to Replace Traditional Face-to-face Contact

Alnagar,

Elhadi,

Abuyadek

et al. 2023

SN Compr. Clin. Med.

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Bir Sağlık Arama Davranışı Olarak Sosyal Medya Kullanımı: İzolasyon, Karantina ve Sosyal Mesafe Tedbirlerinde Facebook’ta Covid-19 İçerikli Sosyal Medya Paylaşımlarının Görünümü

Cited by 5 publications

References 42 publications

The Effect of Coronavirus Fear on Cyberchondria Level in Students Studying in the Field of Health

The Effect of Coronavirus Fear on Cyberchondria Level in Students Studying in the Field of Health

Evaluation the COVID-19 related posts of the Official Facebook Page of the World Health Organization

Revolutionizing Healthcare in the COVID-19 Era: Physicians Are Successfully Embracing Social Media to Replace Traditional Face-to-face Contact

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