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Beyond technology: Understanding digital healthcare through patient experience and sociotechnical resilience in Northern Ghana

Dialogues in Health
Purpose: Digital transformation in healthcare systems within low- and middle-income countries offers significant potential to enhance operational efficiency and improve patient care.
Mohammed Saani Abdulai, Eliasu Mumuni, Muhammed Abdulai   +2 more
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Addressing HPV vaccine hesitancy and misinformation in India through public health communication strategies

Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics
India witnessed a significant step forward in cervical cancer prevention and human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine coverage with the rollout of a nationwide free HPV vaccination drive aimed at vaccinating 14‑y‑old girls. However, the campaign’s success rate
Robin Jindal, Ragendu R, Naman Ghanghas, Raktima Gupta, Ritu Arya, Rubal Kanozia, Trishu Sharma   +6 more
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Engaging Audiences in Platformized Public Service Media Journalism: User-Generated Content and Editorial Practices in the funk Content Network

Journalism and Media
This study examines how user-generated content (UGC) is incorporated and negotiated within platformized public service media (PSM) journalism, using the German content network funk as a case study.
Saskia Prinzler, Sven Stollfuß, Ann-Kathrin Böttke   +2 more
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What Is Denialism? An Examination and Classification of Definitional Approaches and Relevant Actors

Journalism and Media
Nowadays, virtually all discussions of social relevance involve actors negating the scientific consensus and disrupting the public discourse with so-called alternative facts.
Alexander Godulla, Daniel Seibert, Tim Klute   +2 more
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The Ugly Duckling of Renewable Energies? Examining the Framing of Geothermal Energy in German Media

Journalism and Media
Geothermal energy—despite its potential as a reliable source—has received limited media attention and is less familiar to the public than other renewable technologies.
Cornelia Wolf, Daniel Bendahan Bitton, Vanessa Freudl   +2 more
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AGENDA SETTING AND FRAMING DURING THE FIRST WAVE OF CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF NEWS IN GREEK MEDIA

Anthropological Researches and Studies
Objectives. Drawing heavily on theories focusing on the ways media represent health issues, and more specifically pandemics, the current research seeks to scrutinize the information conveyed by the Greek media to the public regarding the coronavirus ...
Michalis TASTSOGLOU, Sonia KONTOGIANNI, Stamatis POULAKIDAKOS, George PLEIOS   +3 more
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A critical discourse analysis of selected animated cartoons of African origin

Cogent Arts & Humanities
Animated cartoons provide entertainment for children. In addition, they serve as agents of socialization. The content of animated cartoons is capable of changing, molding and influencing the thoughts and actions of children.
Joanita Naa Shika Okuley, Christiana Hammond, Albert Agbesi Wornyo, Abena Abokoma Asemanyi   +3 more
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What Makes the Headlines: A Five-Year Analysis of the Front Page of the 'Ghanaian Times'

Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Science
This study aimed to identify the various story types featured on the front pages of the ‘Ghanaian Times’ newspaper. Utilising the gatekeeping and framing theories, the study aimed to establish the dominant story types, news actors, and story settings ...
Kwaku Baah-Acheamfour, Judith Lamptey-George   +1 more
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Structured Deliberative Gossip and Nigerian Government in the Digital Era

Ethiopian Journal of the Social Sciences and Humanities
Active citizen participation in governance, openness and prompt provision of adequate information for the public to make informed decision is crucial for any meaningful development to be achieved.
Desmond Onyemechi Okocha, Jesse Ishaku
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Mediation and Alternative Media, or Relocating the Centre of Media and Communication Studies [PDF]

Media International Australia, 2002
Alternative media should not be marginal, but central, to the developing agenda of media and communication studies, because they challenge the massive concentration of ‘symbolic power’ (Bourdieu) in mainstream media institutions and the resulting ‘exclusion’ of most people ‘from the power of naming’ (Melucci).
openaire   +2 more sources