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Utility of media on health promotion and selfmedication

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Tasić, D.
Mladenovska, D
Tasić, Ljiljana
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OBJECTIVES: Concept of self-medication and increased per- sonal responsibility on health was relatively new in Serbia and SEE country. A different media and information resources could be very useful as a tools in promotion of health, drug and self- medication (HDSM). The goals of this investigation were the utility of media as information sources in comparission with health profesionals infoservices items on promotion of HDSM in Serbia population. METHODS: The questionaire with 11 questions was spreaded through public pharmacy in tree provinces of Serbia (Vr ac, Belgrade, Kragujevac). The questions included observation of citizen regard: type of media channel; trust on media health information; process of checking infor- mation; satisfaction with information; useable of OTC drug news ect. The survey included the 300 people, respectively. RESULTS: General analyses of all answers from the tree Serbian provinces showed simillarity.The public trust on media (main media TV,... afterthat newspapers) health informations is 66%, and satisfaction 61% . The media channels were explored 71% of his possibility to promote HDSM. In process of selfmedica- tion the valuability and utility of drug product information from media have been several time used (43%), useless (57%) in per- sonal health treatment. Only 12% of population used the intenet as a source of HDSM. The main source of informations were health professionals (phisicians and pharmacist) and 83% of Serbian citizens before the selfmedication have had consultation with them. CONCLUSIONS: Utility of different media (partic- ulary TV) on promotion of HDSM in Serbia was well, but no doubtless on health profesionals consultation before the selfmedication.

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Value in Health, 2005, 8, 3, 292-292
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  • Poster Session I
  • HEALTH POLICY

DOI: 10.1016/S1098-3015(10)62744-1

ISSN: 1098-3015

WoS: 000228559300182

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AU  - Tasić, D.
AU  - Mladenovska, D
AU  - Tasić, Ljiljana
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AB  - OBJECTIVES: Concept of self-medication and increased per-
sonal responsibility on health was relatively new in Serbia and
SEE country. A different media and information resources could
be very useful as a tools in promotion of health, drug and self-
medication (HDSM). The goals of this investigation were the
utility of media as information sources in comparission with
health profesionals infoservices items on promotion of HDSM
in Serbia population. METHODS: The questionaire with 11
questions was spreaded through public pharmacy in tree
provinces of Serbia (Vr ac, Belgrade, Kragujevac). The questions
included observation of citizen regard: type of media channel;
trust on media health information; process of checking infor-
mation; satisfaction with information; useable of OTC drug
news ect. The survey included the 300 people, respectively.
RESULTS: General analyses of all answers from the tree Serbian
provinces showed simillarity.The public trust on media (main
media TV, afterthat newspapers) health informations is 66%,
and satisfaction 61% . The media channels were explored 71%
of his possibility to promote HDSM. In process of selfmedica-
tion the valuability and utility of drug product information from
media have been several time used (43%), useless (57%) in per-
sonal health treatment. Only 12% of population used the intenet
as a source of HDSM. The main source of informations were
health professionals (phisicians and pharmacist) and 83% of
Serbian citizens before the selfmedication have had consultation
with them. CONCLUSIONS: Utility of different media (partic-
ulary TV) on promotion of HDSM in Serbia was well, but
no doubtless on health profesionals consultation before the
selfmedication.
PB  - Elsevier
C3  - Value in Health
T1  - Utility of media on health promotion and selfmedication
VL  - 8
IS  - 3
SP  - 292
EP  - 292
DO  - 10.1016/S1098-3015(10)62744-1
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author = "Tasić, D. and Mladenovska, D and Tasić, Ljiljana",
year = "2005",
abstract = "OBJECTIVES: Concept of self-medication and increased per-
sonal responsibility on health was relatively new in Serbia and
SEE country. A different media and information resources could
be very useful as a tools in promotion of health, drug and self-
medication (HDSM). The goals of this investigation were the
utility of media as information sources in comparission with
health profesionals infoservices items on promotion of HDSM
in Serbia population. METHODS: The questionaire with 11
questions was spreaded through public pharmacy in tree
provinces of Serbia (Vr ac, Belgrade, Kragujevac). The questions
included observation of citizen regard: type of media channel;
trust on media health information; process of checking infor-
mation; satisfaction with information; useable of OTC drug
news ect. The survey included the 300 people, respectively.
RESULTS: General analyses of all answers from the tree Serbian
provinces showed simillarity.The public trust on media (main
media TV, afterthat newspapers) health informations is 66%,
and satisfaction 61% . The media channels were explored 71%
of his possibility to promote HDSM. In process of selfmedica-
tion the valuability and utility of drug product information from
media have been several time used (43%), useless (57%) in per-
sonal health treatment. Only 12% of population used the intenet
as a source of HDSM. The main source of informations were
health professionals (phisicians and pharmacist) and 83% of
Serbian citizens before the selfmedication have had consultation
with them. CONCLUSIONS: Utility of different media (partic-
ulary TV) on promotion of HDSM in Serbia was well, but
no doubtless on health profesionals consultation before the
selfmedication.",
publisher = "Elsevier",
journal = "Value in Health",
title = "Utility of media on health promotion and selfmedication",
volume = "8",
number = "3",
pages = "292-292",
doi = "10.1016/S1098-3015(10)62744-1"
}
Tasić, D., Mladenovska, D.,& Tasić, L.. (2005). Utility of media on health promotion and selfmedication. in Value in Health
Elsevier., 8(3), 292-292.
https://doi.org/10.1016/S1098-3015(10)62744-1
Tasić D, Mladenovska D, Tasić L. Utility of media on health promotion and selfmedication. in Value in Health. 2005;8(3):292-292.
doi:10.1016/S1098-3015(10)62744-1 .
Tasić, D., Mladenovska, D, Tasić, Ljiljana, "Utility of media on health promotion and selfmedication" in Value in Health, 8, no. 3 (2005):292-292,
https://doi.org/10.1016/S1098-3015(10)62744-1 . .

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