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Media Role on Avian Influenza Control and Pandemic Preparedness

Media and Bird Flu 22.7.10

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Media Role on

Avian Influenza Control and

Pandemic Preparedness

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why we are fighting the bird flu

battle

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“Media stories that include

factual information on disease

symptoms, mortality and

infection rates leave readers with

a more accurate view of the

risks.” Mc Master University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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Outbreak Communications

1. Rapid

2. Honest

3. Transparent

4. Updated

5. Participatory/ crowd-sourced

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Adul

t

Schoo

l

kids

Comm.

Leaders

Comm.

Agents

What DO people know?

Source: UNICEF-TNS KAP Study 2008

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Source: Balitbangkes KAP study 2007

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“When a certain disease receives

repeated coverage in the

press, people tend to focus on it

and perceive it as a real threat”Meredith Young

Mc Master University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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Adul

t

School

kids

Comm.

LeadersComm.

AgentsAlways

Do people DO what is necessary? ● Among poultry owner, there seems to be a significant improvement in

their way to handle poultry

Total

(Attribute was not

asked)

(Attribute was not

asked)

Source: UNICEF-TNS KAP Study

2008

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“…public concern and media

coverage are strongly correlated with each other.”

Peter Sandman, Risk Communication expert, Princeton University

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Kasus Flu Burung di

Indonesia TurunRabu, 29 Oktober 2008 | 22:08 WIB

TEMPO Interaktif, Jakarta: Kasus

flu burung di Indonesia jumlahnya

menurun…

apresiasi kepada seluruh

masyarakat yang memberi

kontribusi atas menurunnya

jumlah kasus flu burung

tersebut. Apresiasi tersebut

terutama ditujukan kepada

keluarga-keluarga, rumah

tangga, anak-anak sekolah

dan masyarakat secara

umum.

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Responsible reporting in public health

●To ensure that they are conveying

accurate information, not only about the

disease itself, but also about the way in

which it is spreading.

●Journalists must be able to probe beneath

the surface of what they are being told to

judge the robustness of the information

they are being given.

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But…

“..Media coverage has died

down too quickly, and avian flu

hasn’t been hooked clearly

enough to pandemic and other

emerging and re-emerging

threat.”