Exhaustividad y tono crítico de las noticias en la prensa escrita que informan de una innovación médica

Solans‐Domènech, Maite; Millaret, Marta; Radó-Trilla, Núria; Mendivelso, Johanna Caro; Carrión, Carme; Permanyer-Miralda, Gaietà; Pons, Joan

doi:10.1016/j.gaceta.2017.10.003

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“…This is due to the different approaches to writing between the press literature and the scientific and gray literatures, as well as the different types of readers to whom the information is addressed. In the case of press literature, most of the articles written have a sensationalist bias, as this makes the news more marketable to potential readers (the general public) [26]. In contrast, in the case of scientific literature, the writing is mainly oriented towards providing an objective explanation of the problem, trying to keep bias to a minimum, and sticking to reality as closely as possible [26].…”

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“…In the case of press literature, most of the articles written have a sensationalist bias, as this makes the news more marketable to potential readers (the general public) [26]. In contrast, in the case of scientific literature, the writing is mainly oriented towards providing an objective explanation of the problem, trying to keep bias to a minimum, and sticking to reality as closely as possible [26]. These characteristics can be seen in both indexed and gray literature.…”

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“…Currently, there are multiple scientific articles focusing on the analysis and, in some cases, comparison of different sources of information from the medical literature (the type of literature where dog bite cases should be published) [24][25][26][27]. Previous studies have suggested that the information provided by the mass media has produced more harm than contributions to public health [28].…”

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“…Not having information with a good level of scientific or medical quality (accuracy, completeness, or balance) may lead to an error in the population's decision-making on the central topic of discussion, in this case, dog bites. This is why, by publishing quality news related to health, people will be able to make better decisions in this area [26]. This can only be achieved by safeguarding the completeness of the publications, thus minimizing distortions [33].…”

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“…In addition, the information provided must have an adequate critical tone that considers limitations, risks, and challenges, among others, avoiding highlighting only a particular part of the information [34,35]. Unfortunately, previous research shows that the quality of this type of literature is low [26,30,36].…”

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Systematic Review: Comparison of the Main Variables of Interest in Publications of Canine Bite Accidents in the Written Press, Gray and Scientific Literature in Chile and Spain, between the Years 2013 and 2017

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Dog bites are a major public health problem, with consequences such as physical injury, psychological trauma, transmission of zoonoses, infections, and economic costs. For this reason, it is necessary to develop preventive programs, which require quality information to support the authorities’ decision-making and to raise public awareness about the application of the proposed measures. The objective of this review was to analyze the press, indexed and gray dog bite literature published during the 2013–2017 period. During that period, 385 articles from three sources of information were analyzed: Press literature, scientific literature, and gray literature. Of these, the greatest amount of information corresponding to the context and the aggressor animal was found in the press literature, where it was recorded that the greatest number of records reported in the Chilean articles were caused by potentially dangerous breeds (87.50%), having significant differences with the gray literature (p = 0.030), and in Spain, the greatest number of attacks was also made by potentially dangerous dogs 91.30% (21/23), statistically significant differences with the gray literature (p = 0.002) and with the indexed (p < 0.001). In the case of the scientific and gray literature, the greatest amount of information was found about the victim of the attack and the treatments applied to them. In these cases, the highest percentage of victims included in the reports contained both sexes for the two literatures (44.62% and 87.71%, respectively). Regarding the treatment applied, in the scientific literature in most of the reports, the patients received washings, rabies vaccine, and tetanus vaccine (46.26%) and presented significant differences in Chile with the information contained in the gray literature (p = 0.023), in Spain with the gray (p = 0.017) and with the press (p = 0.023). In conclusion, the press literature differs in multiple variables with the information reported in the scientific literature and, in some cases, with the gray literature. The reason why the material that is being distributed to the population would not coincide in multiple relevant variables in other literature and the representative reality of the problem is the basis for this topic.

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Soledad y convivencia intergeneracional: resignificar el cuido en el ciclo vital

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Gómez

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El objetivo de este artículo es sistematizar y analizar algunas experiencias internacionales de convivencia intergeneracional y sus incipientes reportes de impacto, reconociendo la escasa literatura científica disponible, la necesidad de mayor investigación con rigurosidad metodológica y visión longitudinal, así como la ausencia de una indagación del impacto desde la experiencia subjetiva. Se revisaron programas de cohabitación intergeneracional de España, Francia, Estados Unidos e Israel, aclarando en el estado de la cuestión, la escasez de reportes en otras regiones. Los resultados del análisis identifican, como variables constitutivas de estas experiencias, su estructura, frecuencia de contacto, normas de interacción, comunicación o convivencia, cercanía emocional, intercambio recíproco de apoyos, confianza, expectativa de que el apoyo estará disponible cuando se requiere y apertura emocional. Como conclusión, se propone la necesidad de trascender la visión de la convivencia intergeneracional como meta en el corto plazo, para fomentar la solidaridad intergeneracional como soporte social a largo plazo, así como desarrollar líneas de investigación en el tema.

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Exhaustividad y tono crítico de las noticias en la prensa escrita que informan de una innovación médica

Abstract: The analyzed stories presented inaccuracies, biases or an excess of optimism (either intentional or involuntary). Some aspects of the stories discussed in more detail would provide solutions to many of the identified shortcomings.

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