Komunikasi Bencana Palang Merah Indonesia melalui Siaga Bencana Berbasis Masyarakat dalam Menanggulangi COVID-19

Rakhman, Fajar Rizali; Prihantoro, Edy

doi:10.31315/jik.v19i2.4718

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“…The results of data analysis show that there are four types of opinion leaders who are actively involved in informing and educating the public regarding Covid-19, namely the government, religious leaders, community leaders, social media influencers, and celebrities. The government, in the context of this research, is the government at the lowest level in the government system in Indonesia, such as village heads (Hidayat et al, 2021;Prasetyo et al, 2020;Rakhman & Prihantoro, 2021).…”

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“…However, most SMIs involved in the education process are existing SMIs, such as dr. Tirta Mandira Hudhi, Arief Rosyid, etc. There are two reasons that social media influencers educate, namely work (part of the Covid-19 task force communication team) (Alam, 2020) and daily conversation (as a strategy to gain followers) (Rizali Rakhman et al, 2021).…”

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Opinion Leaders and Health Information: A Systematic Literature Review in Indonesia

2022

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The outbreak of the pandemic covid-19 massively shocked the entire world, including Indonesia. Since its first findings of infected people, there has been a tremendous amount of information exposure related to health information and how to prevent the spread of this deadly virus. These exposures are overwhelming, and many hoaxes have also emerged. The people are in doubt about all this information and rely on opinion leaders to validate this information. Opinion leaders are individuals who take the lead in influencing other people's opinions. Opinion leaders are crucial in Lazardfled's 'two-step flows' theory in 1944, which emphasizes that mass media has no direct influence on the general public. Instead, ideas often flow from radio and print media to opinion leaders and of them to the less active part of the population. This article used a systematic review research method for analyzing research articles that have been published before. The article focuses on research results and their implications because it aims to map findings and draw conclusions regarding opinion leaders in Indonesia during the pandemic. The search was conducted on Google Scholar by limiting the search results to articles published in the 2020-2019 time frame, where 41 articles were analyzed. Results found from the research that articles underlined the significant roles and strategies of opinion leaders in this pandemic era. Various opinion leaders pointed out in most articles included religious leaders, community leaders, traditional leaders, social media influencers, and politicians. These opinion leaders are actively involved in preventing the spread of Covid- 19 as educators, motivators, influencers (persuasion), and role models. They generally convey two categories of messages: educational messages related to Covid-19 and non-educational ones such as motivational ones.

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confidence: 99%