Evaluation of the Opinions of Volunteers Involved in Disaster on the Use of Social Media

It was concluded that the type of content shared during earthquake times affects both disaster victims and other individuals of the society positively or negatively.

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Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/dmp.2025.65
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1
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Public Relations and Crisis Communication
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Evaluation of the Opinions of Volunteers Involved in Disaster on the Use of Social Media

Galip Usta, Esra Beki̇rcan, Kemal Torpuş
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Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness
Public Relations and Crisis Communication
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Evaluation of the Opinions of Volunteers Involved in Disaster on the Use of Social Media

Galip Usta, Esra Beki̇rcan, Kemal Torpuş
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Abstract

It was concluded that the type of content shared during earthquake times affects both disaster victims and other individuals of the society positively or negatively.

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Artvin Coruh University (TR), Uni Research (Norway) (NO)
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