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Increases in calls to the CDC national STD and AIDS Hotline following AIDS-related episodes in a soap opera

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Increases in calls to the CDC national STD and AIDS Hotline following AIDS-related episodes in a soap opera

Auteurs : May G. Kennedy [États-Unis] ; Ann O'Leary [États-Unis] ; Vicki Beck [États-Unis] ; Katrina Pollard [États-Unis] ; Penny Simpson [États-Unis]

Source :

Journal of communication [ 0021-9916 ] ; 2004.

RBID : Francis:521-04-14247

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Feuilleton télévisé, Message, Education sanitaire, SIDA, Etats-Unis, Comparaison, Augmentation, Utilisation, Service public, Téléphone, Partenariat, Industrie culturelle, Santé publique, Divertissement, Ligne téléphonique.
Wicri :
- topic : Service public, Téléphone, Industrie culturelle, Santé publique.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- AIDS, Comparison, Entertainment Industry, Health Education, Increase, Message, Partnership, Public Health, Public Service, TV Series, Telephone, United States Of America, Utilization.

Abstract

In the United States, minority women are at risk of HIV infection and comprise a disproportionate share of daytime soap opera viewers. In August 2001, a soap opera subplot delivered HIV prevention messages to viewers and displayed the National STD and AIDS Hotline's toll-free number (800-342-243 7) after 2 episodes. On both days, the number of attempted calls to the Hotline in the 1-hour time slots during and just after the 30-minute broadcasts rose dramatically. These increases in information-seeking behavior are consistent with predictions based on social cognitive theory, the health belief model, and various models of information processing. The increases also provide support for the Education-Entertainment approach and underscore the importance of a productive partnership between public health and the entertainment industry.

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