Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults

Masagca ; Ruth Ezra S. ; Cayabyab ; Maricris B. ; Estrella ; Je ricka Mae S. ; Figueroa ; Jancenn Antoinette C. ; Santos ; Cresencia M.
The International Conference on Health Practice an... 📅 2022 Vol 3
Abstract
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus  has brought a massive global health concern as it accounts to more than 42 million cases. This information together with other news articles are predominantly appearing in social media. Wealth of information regarding COVID-19 and its preventive measures during the pandemic can be accessed by individuals instantly through this channel. Filter failure in social  media platforms is present as any individual can publish any information about the disease, including personal experiences, which can leave significant impacts to its audience. Objective of the Study to determine the impact of social media information on COVID-19 pandemic to adult community members. The study utilized quantitative descriptive design. It involves the identification of the phenomenon of interest and its variables within the phenomenon. The study concludes is significant difference between gender and factor pertaining to self-isolation intention; there is significant difference between educational attainment and factors pertaining information overload and perceived vulnerability; there is significant difference between occupation and factor pertaining to self-isolation intention.
Keywords
social media; covid-19
How to Cite

Masagca, et al. (2022). Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults . The International Conference on Health Practice and Research (ICHPR), 3.

Masagca, Ruth Ezra S. ; Cayabyab, Maricris B. ; Estrella, Je ricka Mae S. ; Figueroa, Jancenn Antoinette C. ; Santos , Cresencia M. , "Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults ," The International Conference on Health Practice and Research (ICHPR), vol. 3, 2022.

Masagca, Ruth Ezra S. ; Cayabyab, Maricris B. ; Estrella, Je ricka Mae S. ; Figueroa, Jancenn Antoinette C. ; Santos , Cresencia M. . "Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults ." The International Conference on Health Practice and Research (ICHPR), vol. 3, 2022.

Masagca, Ruth Ezra S. ; Cayabyab, Maricris B. ; Estrella, Je ricka Mae S. ; Figueroa, Jancenn Antoinette C. ; Santos , Cresencia M. . "Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults ." The International Conference on Health Practice and Research (ICHPR) 3 (2022).

Masagca, et al. (2022) 'Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults ', The International Conference on Health Practice and Research (ICHPR), 3.

Masagca, Ruth Ezra S. ; Cayabyab, Maricris B. ; Estrella, Je ricka Mae S. ; Figueroa, Jancenn Antoinette C. ; Santos , Cresencia M. . Perceived Impacts of Social Media Information on COVID-19 Pandemic Among Adults . The International Conference on Health Practice and Research (ICHPR). 2022;3.

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