Analysis on disseminationeffect of information released in"Health Improvement"New media Popularization Competition
Objective To clarify the dissemination effect of information released in the"2023'Health Improve-ment'-New media Popularization Competition",and to provide reference for high-quality health science popularization ac-tivities in the future.Methods The Qingbo Big Data System(Public Opinion System V5.0)was used to collect informa-tion released by the"2023'Health Improvement'-New Media Popularization Competition"in Beijing.The collected informa-tion was classified and statistically analyzed according to owner,platform,and the dissemination effect data(reading vol-ume,liking volume,forwarding volume,comment volume).Data were statistically analyzed to evaluate the roles and contri-butions of different owners and platforms in the competition.Results A total of 991 relevant pieces of information were col-lected online by using keywords such as"health improvement".Among different publishing platforms,the Tiktok platform accounted for higher proportions of total reading(24.4%),total liking(34.3%),total comments(96.4%)and total forwarding(95.7%),followed by Kwai's total reading(35.6%)and total likes(63.3%).Among different publishing owners,health education institutions published the most content(43.4%),commercial media had the highest total liking(63.0%),and hospital science popularization had the highest total comments(55.1%).In addition,health education in-stitutions(48.6%)and hospital science popularization platforms(45.2%)had relatively high total forwarding vol-umes.Conclusion In the"2023'Health Improvement'-New Media Popularization Competition",different platforms and different owners showed different health communication characteristics and effect.In the future,related departments should establish multi-cooperation and targeted health communication mechanism according to the communication characteristics of different platforms and owners for improving residents'health literacy.
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