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Purpose : The COVID-19 vaccine was developed and approved quickly, and verification was carried out simultaneously with vaccination. Many patients have visited the emergency department (ED) complaining of severe adverse reactions. However, only a few cases are severe adverse reactions. We were concerned that this might be the effect of excessive media coverage. Therefore, we would like to analyze the correlation between the number of articles and the number of patients who visited ED. Methods : This study was conducted on patients who visited the ED from March 2021 to October 2021. The subjects were selected through keywords “vaccine”, “side effect”, “adverse reactions”, “Pfizer”, “AstraZeneca”, “Moderna”, “Janssen” and total 1,705 patients were enrolled. The number of articles was analyzed through Big Kinds. In addition, the correlation between the number of patients visited ED, and the number of vaccinated people was investigated. Results : There was no statistically significant correlation between the number of articles and the number of patients who visited ED. However, the number of vaccinated people and the number of patients who visited ED showed a significant relationship. Conclusion : In this study, the number of articles did not affect the number of patients visiting the ED. However, media reports of adverse reactions were continued, and it instilled fear in people. Therefore, it is important to provide accurate information from the media to prevent overcrowding of ED.
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- 제목
- 코로나19 백신 이상반응에 대한 보도가 백신을 접종한 사람들의 응급실 이용에 미치는 영향
- 제목 (타언어)
- Impact of mass media reports on emergency department use by people who vaccinated against COVID-19
- 저자
- 정호섭; 배성진; 최윤희; 이선화; 남궁명; 이동훈; 김찬웅
- 발행일
- 2022
- 저널명
- 의료커뮤니케이션
- 권
- 17
- 호
- 1
- 페이지
- 1 ~ 9
- 언어
- KOR
- 출판사
- 대한의료커뮤니케이션학회
- 발행국가
- 대한민국
- 분량
- 9 페이지
- ISSN
- P 1975-888X