Vaccination against covid-19 in older people: information provided by the news media

Emília Carolina Félix Rosas de Vasconcelos, Kelaine Pereira Aprigio Silva, Milena Silva Bezerra, Izabelly Ohana de Morais Inácio, Mirella Maria Costa e Silva, S. P. C. E. Silva
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Abstract Objective To evaluate the media content produced about vaccination against covid-19 aimed at the older population in Brazil. Method A desk research study based on the analysis of 19 articles published by the newspapers Estadão, Folha de S. Paulo, O Globo and GAÚCHAZH between December 2020 and September 2021. The data were processed by the Iramuteq software, analyzed using Descending Hierarchical Classification (DHC) and interpreted by Content Analysis. Results The corpus yielded five thematic classes. These classes revealed the dissemination of information about vaccination against covid-19 for older people as a necessary measure for the health of this population, justifying the intense reporting of news on the vaccination campaign. The articles highlighted the organization of immunization policies, as well as their benefits for the older population, especially institutionalized individuals. In addition, the vaccine emerged as a key element in the fight to contain the spread of the coronavirus, increasing the protection of older residents of long-term care facilities and, undeniably, reducing the mortality of this population. Conclusion The findings highlight the importance of disseminating health promotion policies across a wide variety of communication channels, allowing access to health information by all audiences and reinforcing the urgency of collective care practices offered to older people, including those residing in institutions.
老年人covid-19疫苗接种:新闻媒体提供的信息
目的了解巴西针对老年人群接种covid-19疫苗的媒体内容。方法对2020年12月至2021年9月期间《estad报》、《圣保罗页报》、《环球报》和GAÚCHAZH等报纸发表的19篇文章进行桌面研究分析。数据由Iramuteq软件处理,采用降序分层分类(DHC)进行分析,并用Content Analysis进行解释。结果语料库分为5个主题类。这些课程表明,向老年人传播关于预防covid-19疫苗接种的信息是这一人群健康的必要措施,因此有理由大量报道有关疫苗接种运动的新闻。这些文章强调了免疫政策的组织,以及它们对老年人口,特别是被收容的个人的好处。此外,该疫苗成为遏制冠状病毒传播的关键因素,加强了对长期护理机构老年居民的保护,不可否认的是,降低了这一人群的死亡率。研究结果强调了通过各种广泛的沟通渠道传播健康促进政策的重要性,使所有受众都能获得卫生信息,并强调了向老年人(包括住在机构中的老年人)提供集体护理实践的紧迫性。
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