Effectiveness of Covid-19 Information through Social Media based on Public Intention

Yuniarto, Dwi; Khozinaturrohmah, Hasna Nazzala; Rahman, Aedah Binti Abd.

doi:10.15408/aism.v4i1.19457

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“…On the other hand, Yuniarto (2021) stated that there was a significant relationship (p = 0.007) between hoax information and not about Covid-19 with attitudes or responses when receiving hoax information about COVID-19 (Yuniarto et al, 2021). In line with this, Alington (2020) stated that there was a significant relationship between the choice of social media as a source of information and the level of belief and practice in preventing COVID-19 with a value (p = 0.001) (Allington et al, 2021).…”

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The Role of Covid-19 Information in Social Media on Knowledge and Behavior of the Semarang City Community

Desty¹,

Arumsari²

2022

JHealthEdu

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Background: Social media is one of the fastest ways to deliver information with internet technology. News of COVID-19 is broadcast on various media, one of which is social media. The city of Semarang is in the first place with the largest number of cases in Central Java Province with 95.176. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between the quality of COVID-19 information on social media and public response, the relationship between public response to knowledge, and the relationship between knowledge and community behavior regarding COVID-19. Methods: This study uses an analytic observational study with a cross-sectional design. The research sample is Semarang residents who have social media with an age range of 15-65 years. Results: The results showed that there is a significant relationship between the quality of COVID-19 information on social media and public response (p=0,00). There is a significant relationship between public response and knowledge related to COVID-19 (p=0,022). There is a significant relationship between the knowledge and behavior of respondents (p=0,027). Conclusions: Providing valid, specific, and reliable information on social media can improve the behavior of prevention efforts against COVID-19. KEYWORDS: Social media; knowledge; behavior; COVID-19

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The Role of Covid-19 Information in Social Media on Knowledge and Behavior of the Semarang City Community

Desty¹,

Arumsari²

2022

JHealthEdu

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“…As stated in the Circular Things that are important to inform the public, namely regarding the type of disease , distribution, areas as a source of disease and its prevention (Kominfo, 2020). Covid-19 to the wider community and using media according to the message to be conveyed (Yuniarto et al, 2021). The government also obtains various development information from WHO.…”

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Public Controversy in Viewing Covid-19 Information on Instagram

Purnamasari,

Putri,

Darmaputra

et al. 2023

NJOC

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The Covid-19 pandemic, which has been going on for more than two years, has left various problems affecting health, the economy, and the flow of information in society. The government of Indonesia and related parties are trying to educate the public about the importance of booster vaccines and sustainability in maintaining health protocols through mass media, one of which is online mass media such as Instagram. In order to see the pros and cons of uploaded comments related to Covid-19 information, this study aims to examine the comparison of public responses in responding to information about the Covid-19 pandemic on the doctor's accounts @adamprabata and Ministry of Health @kemenkes_ri on Instagram. This study used a qualitative approach with a virtual ethnographic method based on Cyber Media Analysis. The data for this study are taken through observations from the two Instagram accounts related to information about Covid-19 in October - November 2022. This timeframe is chosen to see how the public perceives information related to Covid-19 when the Covid-19 pandemic has started to subside. However, there is concern that the number of sufferers will increase due to the emergence of the XBB subvariant. The results of the research show that ordinary people perceive Covid-19 as does not exist anymore. Thus, health protocol and vaccines were no longer necessary. Meanwhile, people who have sought health information in more depth by following doctors' accounts who frequently discuss health issues, including Covid-19 from different perspective. They tend to be more careful about the Covid-19 situation during this period. Keywords: Controversy, Covid-19, Instagram, Pandemic, Public

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“…Hong et al (2021) studied the health information sharing behavior of WeChat users and found that social capital and gratification are the key determinants of health information sharing. Yuniarto et al (2021) found that the government can suppress the spread of the virus by using social media to disseminate scientific information related to COVID-19 to the public.…”

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How to Promote Public Engagement and Enhance Sentiment Through Government Social Media During the COVID-19 Crisis

Shi

et al. 2022

Journal of Organizational and End User Computing

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In the period of public health crisis, effective and efficient transmission of crisis information to the public through social media is an important support for achieving social stability and orderly online public engagement. From the perspective of public value management, this study systematically investigated how local government agencies in China used social media to promote public engagement and raise public sentiment during the COVID-19 crisis. Using data captured from the “Wuhan Release” Sina Weibo account, the authors studied the factors that influence public engagement, including information sources, language styles, and media types. Further, it explores the influence of the interactive effects of public value with information sources, language styles, and media types on public engagement and public sentiment. The results show that the consistency of government response content and public value promotes public engagement and raises public sentiment. This research provides enlightenment and ideas for cognition, understanding and governance of public opinion in practice.

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Effectiveness of Covid-19 Information through Social Media based on Public Intention

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

The Role of Covid-19 Information in Social Media on Knowledge and Behavior of the Semarang City Community

The Role of Covid-19 Information in Social Media on Knowledge and Behavior of the Semarang City Community

Public Controversy in Viewing Covid-19 Information on Instagram

How to Promote Public Engagement and Enhance Sentiment Through Government Social Media During the COVID-19 Crisis

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