Literature DB >> 25486693

[Improving vaccination social marketing by monitoring the web].

A Ferro, P Bonanni, P Castiglia, A Montante, M Colucci, S Miotto, A Siddu, L Murrone, V Baldo.   

Abstract

Immunisation is one of the most important and cost- effective interventions in Public Health because of their significant positive impact on population health.However, since Jenner's discovery there always been a lively debate between supporters and opponents of vaccination; Today the antivaccination movement spreads its message mostly on the web, disseminating inaccurate data through blogs and forums, increasing vaccine rejection.In this context, the Società Italiana di Igiene (SItI) created a web project in order to fight the misinformation on the web regarding vaccinations, through a series of information tools, including scientific articles, educational information, video and multimedia presentations The web portal (http://www.vaccinarsi.org) was published in May 2013 and now is already available over one hundred web pages related to vaccinations Recently a Forum, a periodic newsletter and a Twitter page have been created. There has been an average of 10,000 hits per month. Currently our users are mostly healthcare professionals. The visibility of the site is very good and it currently ranks first in the Google's search engine, taping the word "vaccinarsi" The results of the first four months of activity are extremely encouraging and show the importance of this project; furthermore the application for quality certification by independent international Organizations has been submitted.

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Year:  2014        PMID: 25486693

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Ann Ig        ISSN: 1120-9135


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2.  How often people google for vaccination: Qualitative and quantitative insights from a systematic search of the web-based activities using Google Trends.

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3.  Knowledge, attitudes and practices about vaccination in Trentino, Italy in 2019.

Authors:  Bénédicte Melot; Paola Bordin; Caterina Bertoni; Valentina Tralli; Mariagrazia Zuccali; Andrea Grignolio; Silvia Majori; Antonio Ferro
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4.  Paediatric Virology: A rapidly increasing educational challenge.

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Journal:  Exp Ther Med       Date:  2016-12-23       Impact factor: 2.447

5.  Web-based analysis on the role of Digital Media in Health Communication: the experience of VaccinarSinSardegna Website.

Authors:  Antonella Arghittu; Giovanna Deiana; Marco Dettori; Emma Dempsey; Maria Dolores Masia; Alessandra Plamieri; Antonio Lorenzo Spano; Antonio Azara; Paolo Castiglia
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6.  The Experience of VaccinarSinToscana Website and the Role of New Media in Promoting Vaccination.

Authors:  Sara Boccalini; Paolo Bonanni; Fabrizio Chiesi; Giulia Di Pisa; Federica Furlan; Barbara Giammarco; Beatrice Zanella; Francesco Mandò Tacconi; Angela Bechini
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