Índices notícia-morbidade e notícia-morte: relação entre o perfil de morbimortalidade da população e a divulgação midiática no Estado do Espírito Santo, Brasil, 2011-2012

Garcia, Átala Lotti; França, Flávia A.; Santos, Tainara Oliveira dos; Cavaca, Aline Guio; Emerich, Tatiana Breder; Neto, Edson Theodoro dos Santos

doi:10.21722/rbps.v21i1.26466

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2019

DOI: 10.21722/rbps.v21i1.26466

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Índices notícia-morbidade e notícia-morte: relação entre o perfil de morbimortalidade da população e a divulgação midiática no Estado do Espírito Santo, Brasil, 2011-2012

Átala Lotti Garcia¹,

Flávia A. França²,

Tainara Oliveira dos Santos³

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Abstract: Morbidity news and death-news Indices: relationship between the morbidity and mortality profile of the population and information in the media in Espírito Santo State, Brazil, 2011-2012

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News about stress in print: biological, psychological, social or biopsychosocial approaches

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This study analyzes the historical-scientific evolution of the term stress in print media, according to the emphasis placed on different conceptual approaches - biological, psychological, social and biopsychosocial, through content analysis. This is a qualitative research analyzing news published in the main journals of the State of Espirito Santo, Brazil, from January 2015 to April 2017. It is noticed that there was evolution of health models in the twentieth century in the biological and psychological approaches to stress, which still predominate in print media to the detriment of the social approach. However, the possibility of expanding health actions is envisaged, based on the incorporation of a biopsychosocial approach to stress in community contexts, in order to enable interventions that overcome reductionism and fragmentation. Thus, understanding stress from a more integrative perspective, including psychosocial aspects, can be transformed with greater interaction between media and communities

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News about stress in print: biological, psychological, social or biopsychosocial approaches

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Índices notícia-morbidade e notícia-morte: relação entre o perfil de morbimortalidade da população e a divulgação midiática no Estado do Espírito Santo, Brasil, 2011-2012

Abstract: Morbidity news and death-news Indices: relationship between the morbidity and mortality profile of the population and information in the media in Espírito Santo State, Brazil, 2011-2012

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News about stress in print: biological, psychological, social or biopsychosocial approaches

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