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2. Content analysis of online media coverage of traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine in Serbia

Author

Lazić, Aleksandra, Branković, Marija, Petrović, Marija, and Zezelj, Iris

Subjects
FOS: Psychology, Health Psychology, Alternative and Complementary Medicine, content analysis, Health Communication, Communication, Medicine and Health Sciences, media analysis, Psychology, Social and Behavioral Sciences, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

This content analysis study aims to explore how Serbian online media cover the topics of traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine practices.

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2022
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3. Codebook Development

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Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

Codebook development for a content analysis of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine on Serbian news and lifestyle magazine websites (Jul–Dec 2021).

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2022
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4. Identified Articles, With Procedure

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Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

Sampling strategy, inclusion and exclusion criteria, and identified media articles for a content analysis of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine on Serbian news and lifestyle magazine websites (Jul–Dec 2021).

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2022
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5. Preregistration

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Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
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Preregistration files for a content analysis of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine on Serbian news and lifestyle magazine websites (Jul–Dec 2021).

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2022
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6. Trial Coding and Inter-Coder Reliability Test

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Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

Trial coding, inter-coder reliability test, and materials for the training of coders for a content analysis of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine on Serbian news and lifestyle magazine websites (Jul–Dec 2021).

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2022
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7. REASON4HEALTH WP1 - Content analysis of online media coverage of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine

Author

Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

This work package focuses on exploring how Serbian online media cover the topics of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine.

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2022
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8. Communication Materials

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Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

Communication materials for a project exploring how Serbian online media cover the topics of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine.

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2022
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9. Datasets and Code

Author

Lazić, Aleksandra, Zezelj, Iris, Branković, Marija, and Petrović, Marija

Subjects
content analysis, health psychology, media analysis, health communication, traditional medicine, Serbia, complementary and alternative medicine
Abstract

Datasets with results from a content analysis of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine on Serbian news and lifestyle magazine websites (Jul–Dec 2021), with code to reproduce the analysis and figures.

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2022
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11. Quick Natural Cure-Alls: Portrayal of Traditional, Complementary, and Alternative Medicine in Serbian Online Media.

Author

Lazić, Aleksandra, Petrović, Marija B., Branković, Marija, and Žeželj, Iris

Subjects
*NEWS websites, *ALTERNATIVE medicine, *SERBS, *TRADITIONAL medicine, *CONSUMERS, *CONTENT analysis
Abstract

To describe how Serbian online media cover the topic of traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine (TM/CAM), we conducted a content analysis of 182 articles from six news and six magazine websites, published July-December 2021. Biologically based treatments, predominantly herbal products framed as Serbian or Russian folk medicine, were the most common (70.9%, 205/289 practices). The practices were often presented as general health enhancers (18.4%, 71/386 claims); other common reasons given for the use of TM/CAM were to alleviate respiratory problems, boost the immunity, and detox. The tone was overwhelmingly positive, with most of the positive articles (82.4%, 145/176) neglecting to present information on potential harms of TM/CAM use. Few articles provided a recommendation to speak with a healthcare provider (13.6%, 24/176); in contrast, the recommended dosage was often explained (59.7%, 105/176). TM/CAM practitioners (15.9%, 28/176) and conventional medicine practitioners (12.5%, 22/176) were most commonly cited sources. Articles tended to appeal to TM/CAM's tradition of use (65.3%, 115/176), naturalness (45.5%, 80/176), and convenience (40.9%, 72/176), used pseudoscientific jargon (59.7%, 105/176), and failed to cite sources for the claims that TM/CAM use is supported by science (22.2%, 39/176). Much of the information provided in Serbian online media seems to be uncritical, with a potential for misleading consumers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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