新冠肺炎、社交媒体和政策：加拿大健康信息应对建议

McGill Journal of Medicine Pub Date : 2021-09-04 DOI:10.26443/mjm.v20i1.862

Parham Elmi

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新冠肺炎在身体、情感和经济上影响了许多加拿大人的生活。本评论侧重于如何使用社交媒体平台针对加拿大人宣传与新冠肺炎相关的公共健康信息的建议。探讨了限制社交媒体算法使用的政策策略，以消除意见孤岛，并为用户提供更全面的时事视角。

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COVID-19, Social Media, and Policy: Suggestions for Canada’s Health Messaging Response

COVID-19 has impacted the lives of many Canadians physically, emotionally, and financially. This commentary focuses on suggestions on how to use social media platforms to target Canadians to promote public COVID-19 related health messaging. Policy strategies that limit the use of algorithms for social media in an effort to eliminate opinion silos and provide users with a more well-rounded view of current events are explored.

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