Facebook HPV vaccine campaign: insights from Brazil.

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Abstract
The vaccination coverage rate has fallen in recent years in Brazil. Although Brazil is a country influenced by social networking and analysis of social media generated content has emerged as an important area of research, this is the first study to investigate how the HPV vaccine is portrayed on the Facebook page of the Ministry of Health and to interpret the user-generated content. Our work evaluated the posts published by the Ministry of Health as well as posted comments, shares and reactions of the population related to the HPV vaccination campaign on the specific Facebook page between January and July 2018.The data were analyzed in three stages: (i) overview of published posts; (ii) analysis of posted comments; and (iii) sub-group analysis of posted comments. This study makes important contributions from the point of view of using social media as a public health communication tool.
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Authors Pereira da Veiga, Cássia Rita;Semprebon, Elder;da Silva, Jacqueline Laurindo;Lins Ferreira, Vinicius;Pereira da Veiga, Claudimar;
Journal human vaccines & immunotherapeutics
Year 2020
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10.1080/21645515.2019.1698244
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social media Facebook behavior health communication hpv vaccine brazilian ministry of health

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