Subin Heo, Hyo Jung Park, Seung Soo Lee
Prognostication of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Using Artificial Intelligence
Korean journal of radiology
ethnic minorities pasifika residing highincome countries higher risk covid19 infection pandemic understand experiences pasifika including message dissemination barriers tailored public health messaging pandemic qualitative study undertaken underpinned laswells model communication banduras social cognitive theory data collected using pasifika methods pasifika adults n 65 recruited across sydney july 2020 march 2022 health care professionals hcp n 17 employed four local health districts lhds pasifika communitybased organizations delivering multicultural covid19related work within study catchment also recruited five themes constructed data prevailing fear uncertainty covid19 infection losing employment ii limited knowledge government perpetuating distrust government benevolent source information iii faith trust priorities health decisionmaking iv coconut wirelessthe role family friends community disseminating public health messages word mouth v limited health literacy affecting compliance public health orders community members identified important messages resources sufficiently distributed hcps understood necessity grassrootslevel engagement reported existing approaches inadequate navigate challenges findings highlight need public health promotion communication strategies consider social cultural determinants health propose 7point checklist cultural appropriateness lens assist development rating existing new health promotion messaging resources