Effectiveness Of Information Dissemination Research Articles

From Social Media to Public Health: The Role of Identity Recognition in Post-Pandemic Information Dissemination

With social media becoming an essential platform for public health information communication, the impact of identity on the effectiveness of information dissemination in social media has received increasing attention. This study aimed to explore the relationship between identity factors in social media and the effectiveness of public health news dissemination. Different social media user identities have different effects and concerns on public information communication, and the identity backgrounds of bloggers have different perspectives on public health information communication. The findings help to identify the effects of different identities in public health communication and provide possible research ideas and perspectives for future researchers.

The model for the repeated propagation of information from constant spreaders based on individual cognition levels

On social media platforms, high-impact disseminators act as fixed sources of crucial news, consistently affecting information dissemination. Throughout the process of repeated information dissemination, the audience’s cognition gradually evolves, thereby shaping the pattern and effectiveness of information dissemination. In this study, we present a comprehensive analytical framework and a model for repeated information dissemination, to explain the dynamics of information flow from fixed communicators on social media platforms as well as the dynamic evolution of audience cognition. The model incorporates periodic information sources and considers the directionality of propagation. Through quantitative analysis, we assess the evolution of audience cognition during repeated dissemination and investigate the impact of source complexity, dissemination periodicity, audience psychological fatigue, and cognitive disparities on dissemination effectiveness. Theoretical analysis reveals periodic solutions and threshold conditions for persistence in information dissemination. Furthermore, our research finds that moderate propaganda frequency and intensity can enhance dissemination effectiveness; whereas excessive propaganda may induce fatigue and reduce audience cognition efficacy. Empirical validation of the model demonstrates its effectiveness, offering new perspectives and scientific basis for understanding mechanisms of social media information dissemination and optimizing strategies for news dissemination.

Research on Competitive Strategies of Traditional Media and Network Media

In this era of Internet information explosion, it is actually a major manifestation of the flourishing of all kinds of media. Most of the information people get is learned from the Internet, some of which are true and some of which are false. Network media is rapidly occupying the position of traditional media, constantly expanding its influence and widening the breadth and depth of publicity. There are certain differences between online media and traditional media, but there are certain similarities in the way and effect of information dissemination. Based on the development status of the existing network media, this paper analyzes the differences between traditional media and network media from the basic theory, and compares them respectively. The research results show that although traditional media are facing challenges in terms of content, technology and talents with the development of network media and the promotion of Internet technology, network media and traditional media are different in terms of advantages and disadvantages.

Attention Analysis and Information Dissemination Effect of Young People Based on Multisource Sensors under the Background of Wireless Communication and Artificial Intelligence

In recent years, the development of wireless communication and artificial intelligence technology has brought tremendous convenience to human life. Especially in the fields of education and medical treatment, the functions of wireless communication are the most representative. In order to enhance the attention of young people and the effect of information dissemination, scholars have conducted many analyses on its influencing factors. Studies have found that strong noise environments have obvious negative effects on attention and information dissemination effects. Therefore, this paper proposes a multisource sensor-based method for young people’s attention analysis and information dissemination effect enhancement in a strong noise environment. Multisource sensors are selected to perform young people’s attention analysis on speech in a strong noise environment, combined with the information dissemination effect to strengthen the model obtained by combining attention analysis and information dissemination effect strengthened speech. Through the multisource sensor system, it is demonstrated that the method in this paper is superior to the traditional method in a strong noise environment. And through the comparative analysis of multisource sensors, the corresponding improvement plan for the strong noise environment was formulated, and the numerical simulation experiment of young people's attention analysis and information dissemination effect was carried out to verify the optimization results. This research, based on wireless communication and artificial intelligence decision-making technology, proposes to evaluate and optimize the attention analysis and information dissemination effect of young people in a strong noisy environment based on multisource sensors and gives useful ideas to ensure the system design method in a strong noisy environment and the environmental quality after implementation. It also provides support and help for people to more specifically prevent the adverse effects on people’s attention analysis and information dissemination effects in a strong noise environment. This paper designs a model based on multisource sensors to study the effect of young people's attention analysis and information dissemination in a strong noise environment, which is of great significance to the development of people’s high-quality life.

Local Governance in China: A Comparative Analysis of the Prevention and Control of COVID-19

Pandemic prevention and control have become a top priority for local governance. This paper explores the governance logic and patterns in Hubei, Zhejiang, and Henan in China. Under the analytical framework (constituting decision-making and implementation capability, the effectiveness of information dissemination, infrastructural capability, the capability to coordinate horizontal departments and organize civil society, the capability to deliver services, and professional and innovative capability), governance behaviors embody different governance logics. Hubei embodies a traditional administrative-led bureaucratic system, Zhejiang realizes an inclusive public governance logic that relies on professionalism and innovation, and Henan exhibits a typical grassroots mobilization governance model based on mass participation. Speed, transparency, penetration, breadth, warmness, and intensity should be reflected in local officials’ behavior. Local governments are required to be given sufficient decision-making space, local administrative agencies and officials are required to have professional qualities and skills, and local governance should be understood under a new comparative path that explicitly incorporates local specificities.

РЕАЛІЗАЦІЯ МОДЕЛІ ЕФЕКТИВНОСТІ ПРОЦЕСІВ КОМУНІКАЦІЇ В ПРОЕКТІ «FOSTERING THE KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE IN BELARUS, UKRAINE AND MOLDOVA»

The study, based on existing approaches to assessing the effectiveness of communication in educational projects, used a method to assess the effectiveness of communication of project stakeholders, the effectiveness of communication planning, the effectiveness of information dissemination, the effectiveness of managing project stakeholders' expectations and the effectiveness of implementation reports. The purpose of the work is to apply the method of evaluating the effectiveness of communication processes in educational and innovative research projects and to analyze the effectiveness of communication in the FKTBUM project. Research methods - project and program management methodologies; mechanisms of set theory, system and process analysis. The developed method of evaluating the effectiveness of communication processes in educational innovative research projects allows to evaluate the effectiveness of communication of project stakeholders, the effectiveness of communication planning, the effectiveness of information dissemination, the effectiveness of managing project stakeholders' expectations and the effectiveness of implementation reports. Thus, the results of the study were used to manage communications in the implementation of educational research innovative projects at the National Transport University in the implementation of the international project TEMPUS - "Fostering the Knowledge Triangle in Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova (FKTBUM) - Supporting the knowledge triangle in Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova" . The results of the project show that the efficiency of communication between NTU and international partners is 0.5 - 1.0, which characterizes the good result of the educational project after the communication process, between NTU and DerzhavtotransNDIproekt - 0.75, which corresponds to the level "given response / reaction to information received", Between NTU and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine - 0.50, which corresponds to the level of " read the information". The results of the article can be implemented in the procedure of evaluating the effectiveness of communications in the formation of the required level of information exchange between stakeholders in the process of implementing innovative technologies in educational activities based on a value-oriented approach. Predictive assumptions about the development of the object of study - the development of a method of effective communication model in educational innovative research projects. KEY WORDS: PROJECT, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, STAKEHOLDERS, EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIVE SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS, COMMUNICATIONS.

Are Newspaper Deserts an Oasis for Leniency? The Effect of Information Dissemination on Regulator Activity

Are Newspaper Deserts an Oasis for Leniency? The Effect of Information Dissemination on Regulator Activity

COVID-19-related health anxieties and impact of specific interventions in patients with inflammatory bowel disease in the UK

ObjectiveHealth-related concerns brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact of specific local and national interventions have not been explored in patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the...

Factors Influencing Tax Compliance Intention Among Sole Proprietors: A Proposed Model

Tax non-compliance is a unique problem as it does not only depend on the economic consequences but also the result of the combination of factors such as psychological, sociological, ethics, enforcement, tax administration, and demographics. Various strategies have been introduced by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) to combat non-compliance problems in Malaysia such as taxpayers education, programs to increase tax awareness, tax audit, and tax investigation. Hence, in this study, we have developed a new model to predict the intention to comply among sole proprietors in Malaysia. The model is based on the Theory of Planned Behavior associated with the Expected Utility Theory and Deterrence Theory. The potential factors that influence the intention to comply with tax laws such as attitude towards the intention to comply, audit factors that consist of penalty rates and the probability of being audited, opportunity and subjective norms are studied. The mediating effect of information dissemination is also examined in this study. Non-audited taxpayers are chosen as a sample to measure voluntary compliance instead of enforced compliance. This research had adopted quantitative method of data gathering by way of questionnaire. Voluntary compliance is the key to a successful tax administration. Thus, it is very critical for IRB to determine the factors that can influence the intention to comply voluntarily with tax laws.

Opinion of Farmers Regarding Effectiveness of Information Dissemination through Kisan Suvidha Mobile Application in Surguja District of Chhattisgarh

Opinion of Farmers Regarding Effectiveness of Information Dissemination through Kisan Suvidha Mobile Application in Surguja District of Chhattisgarh

Perception of the Effectiveness of Information Content in Newspaper Advertising in Promoting Government’s New Policy: Goods and Services Tax (GST)

In Information Management (IM) field, one of the important and critical part is dissemination of information. It is also an important phase in Information Life Cycle Management. This phase is where information is actively being shared among information users. In other field such as advertising, it is called communication. In both fields, information management and advertising, information content is crucial in determining its effectiveness. In the new information society, the 20th century, information is the essential valuable commodity used almost in every industry to create a better economy using available technology and tool. Using advertising as a tool to disseminate information and newspaper as a channel to disseminate information, it will look at the factors influencing the effectiveness of advertising and information content of advertising is the focus in this study. As our country is headed towards becoming a high income nation with several initiatives through transformation plan, Government Transformation Program (GTP), informing the public is important to embrace the challenge of global economy change. The focuses are postgraduate students of research universities in Malaysia to test their awareness of Goods and Services Tax (GST). In this paper, it will discuss the initial findings on the factors related to the effectiveness through factor analysis and correlation between factors. The findings will assist in providing initial insight on actual factors affecting the effectiveness, thus helping organizations and the government to understand the best practice to enhance effectiveness in organization and government communication and improve part of information governance and information management in an organization which is the dissemination of information. It also provides views on the feasibility of the study.The results from this study show that the there is a potential relationship between effectiveness of information dissemination through advertising, and information content of the medium or channel which is newspaper. A few findings on the current environment regarding the public’s view on advertising information as they regarded advertising and information important and also how they portray Malaysia’s current scenario in advertising information especially in providing relevant information on Goods and Services Tax (GST).The Newspaper as a medium is still significantly relevant to the young people particularly in Malaysia and they read newspaper regularly which brings into the conclusion the relevancy of newspaper advertisement towards the effectiveness of advertising information content. It can be concluded that the public thinks that advertising is an effective and efficient tool to help the dissemination of information and newspaper advertisement is regarded as one of the most source of information alongside the internet and television.

Evaluation Model of Enterprise Microblog Marketing Effectiveness on the Basis of Micromatrix

Microblog matrix is an important strategy for socialized marketing. It builds various sub-Microblogs in accordance with the requirements of different orientations including products, brands, functions, etc., and covers various user groups through different IDs. Compared with traditional studies, the study concentrates on the micromatrix structure, and probes into the influence of synergetic effect between micromatrix members on enterprise Microblog information dissemination. From three angles including the deep, scale and speed of information diffusion, it puts forward the quantitative model and algorithm to evaluate enterprise Microblog matrix marketing effectiveness, and conducts empirical research through a large sample data of Sina Microblog. The empirical result shows that the model can effectively evaluate marketing effectiveness of micromatrix enterprise Microblog. The study finds out enterprises can change their internal structure by means of micromatrix, cover more people and enlarge the effect of information dissemination;

Argumentation as Rational Persuasion in Doctor-Patient Communication

ABSTRACT This paper discusses the value of argumentation as an instrument for rational persuasion in doctor-patient (and general health professional–patient) communication. Argumentation can be used to influence those beliefs that form the basis of an individual's attitudes and decision-making process. In the medical context, argumentation can be used to legitimize the points of view of the doctor and the patient; to correct, add to, or modify a patient's set of beliefs; and to enhance the patient's central processing of the information that is foundational to his or her decision making. Overall, argumentation as a method of rational persuasion is an important communication tool for establishing conditions that are conducive to a patient's autonomous decision making. In this article, the issue of argumentation as rational persuasion is set within the context of several key topics in the area of health communication, namely, autonomy, the ways that doctors and patients interact and share information, and the effectiveness of information dissemination through traditional and new channels. Also, the difficulties of using argumentation effectively in this field are discussed, and areas of interest for future argumentation theory–based studies focused on enhancing its quality are highlighted.

Diseminasi Oleh Dokter Kecil tentang Penggunaan Hand Sanitizer Berbentuk Gel dan Spray untuk Menurunkan Angka Kuman Tangan Siswa SDN Demakijo I Di Gamping, Sleman, Yogyakarta

Schools are educative institution whose function is for building, fostering and improving the qua-lity of human resources. The application of clean and healthy living behavior is very important to maintain the health of school aged children. One example of the application of that behavior is hand washing, nonetheless there are many schools that lack of hand washing facilities. Beside hand washing, hand sanitizer which has two types, i.e. gel and spray, is a material that can be used to reduce hand microbe number. The education on how to use the sanitizer among ele-mentary school students may be through their peer “little doctor”. This study was aimed to know the effect of information dissemination about hand sanitizer by the little doctor towards the de-crease of hand microbe number of SDN Demakijo I students in Gamping, Sleman. The study was an experiment which followed pre test and post test only design. There were 70 respon-dents who were sampled from grade III, IV and V of the school, and then they were divided into two groups so that each type of hand sanitizer had 35 respondents. The paired t-test yielded p values < 0,001 for both types of sanitizer, and therefore it was concluded that the two types significantly capable in reducing the microbe number. Furthermore, the independent t-test yield-ed a p value < 0,,001 which is meant that the microbe reduction between the two types was significantly different. Spray hand sanitizer was more effective because it was able to reduce 89,54 % of the microbe compared with only 69,90 % of the gel type.

Evaluating Impacts of the U.S. Domestic Scan Program's Technology Transfer Model

The U.S. Domestic Scan program creates opportunities for face-to-face information sharing and knowledge building between transportation agency professionals on selected timely topics. Its goals are broad information dissemination and accelerated implementation of new transportation technologies and best practices. A companion to this program was a study to assess formally how well the program was meeting these goals. The study employed different collection instruments, including online surveys, telephone interviews, and webinars, to learn the extent of follow-up activities for six early scans conducted through the U.S. Domestic Scan program. Investigators communicated with a range of stakeholders: scan participants, the project oversight panel, and, notably, nonparticipants, those individuals who learned about the scan secondhand through formal or informal channels. Results confirmed that the scans were achieving their core missions: participants were making critical professional connections, sharing scan findings across a wide network of audiences, and making use of the findings at their home agencies. Nonparticipants were also found to use findings to support their own implementation efforts and to share the information with others and thus further propagate the ripple effect of information dissemination. Additional insights from the scan participants and oversight panel inform recommendations and best practices for technology transfer and accelerated implementation for any research program.

Protecting Africa's future through health education

Ever since the first issue of the African Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health back in October 2007, it has provided African midwives and nurses with a new voice and has been a forum for African authors, as well as interested writers from outside the continent. Three years on, the journal continues to address the prevalent issues that affect health professionals all over Africa. In this issue alone the authors tackle current challenges, such as how much information is reaching young poeple today about their sexual health? There is little known about the effectiveness of information dissemination among young poeple in African countries and the article on page 161 about young people's questions and knowledge of HIV and AIDS paints a shocking picture of their misconconceptions. It is quite clear that programmes for young people are either not reaching them or are not suitable for this demographic. It is vital that reseach is conducted around teaching young people about their health because they are the next generation and represent an opportunity for change. If Africa is losing the battle against HIV and AIDS, then teaching young people about prevention and the importance of knowing their HIV status is how it can be turned around.

The Effectiveness of Information Dissemination About HIV/AIDS on the Internet

Abstract The Web site hosted by The Measurement Group uses the Internet as a tool to disseminate information about innovative HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment models funded by the Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) Program and highlight their effectiveness as models for HIV/AIDS care. The site features project descriptions, reports, presentations, evaluation designs/tools, resources, and conference paper abstracts. Users from major universities, governmental agencies, large computer networks, and foreign countries have accessed the site. The Measurement Group Web site has attracted the attention of many users throughout the world in its goal of disseminating new information about innovative models of HIV services to a wide audience.