2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpag.2020.06.016
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“…Evidence from a growing body of literature suggests that exposure to social media is a promising pathway to empower communities by facilitating two-way health communication and learning through diverse reproductive and behavioral change interventions or campaigns. It also facilitates interactive health discussions in private social groups, developing and strengthening online relationships with clinicians, recording health behaviors through various health surveys, and participating in diverse digital health programs, including mHealth programs [20,22,23,[37][38][39][40][41].…”
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“…Evidence from a growing body of literature suggests that exposure to social media is a promising pathway to empower communities by facilitating two-way health communication and learning through diverse reproductive and behavioral change interventions or campaigns. It also facilitates interactive health discussions in private social groups, developing and strengthening online relationships with clinicians, recording health behaviors through various health surveys, and participating in diverse digital health programs, including mHealth programs [20,22,23,[37][38][39][40][41].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An emerging body of literature suggests a paradigm shift in the information-seeking behavior of adolescents where they are likely to receive SRH information from traditional mass media such as print, television, and radio to social media platforms such as Facebook and WhatsApp [8,14,[19][20][21]. Considering there have been efforts to expand mobile health (mHealth) centric health communication in India through direct text messages and phone calls, questions remain about the capacity and strength of social media platforms in shaping SRH knowledge among adolescent girls [22][23][24].…”
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“…Remaja hidup dalam masyarakat yang fasih teknologi sehingga mereka dapat dengan mudahnya menggunakan media dan turunannya sebagai sarana untuk menambah pemahaman tentang sesuatu, tidak terkecuali informasi mengenai kesehatan reproduksi dan perilaku seksual (Abdullahi and Abdulquadri, 2018;Kelleher and Moreno, 2020). Di sisi lain, dengan kemudahan akses internet, penggunaa media sosial dapat memberikan dampak yang negatif terhadap kesehatan reproduksi dan perilaku seksual remaja.…”
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“…Selain itu, media sosial juga sering digunakan sebagai platform pembelajaran bagi remaja mengenai kesehatan reproduksi dan seksual. Namun, akurasi dari informasi daring yang diberikan menjadi pertanyaan dan perhatian (Kelleher and Moreno, 2020). Penggunaan media sosial sendiri tidak dapat menjadi saluran komunikasi yang efektif dalam penyampaian pesan, sehingga perlu menggunakan berbagai channel baik online maupun offline (Elwani and Kurniawan, 2020).…”
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