A pilot study on the pattern of COVID-19 information sources and its associated factors among the public in Qatar: a cross-sectional survey

The study findings suggest that the Ministry of Public Health is a widely trusted information source that offers a potentially effective tool for shaping, designing, and disseminating information messages to shape public attitudes toward control of COVID-19 and enhancement of preventive actions. By offering insight into the pattern of COVID-19 information sources and its associated factors among the public in Qatar, the study formulated a set of recommendations for health decision-makers to set packages to help manage and control the spread of coronavirus.

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Qatar medical journal
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.5339/qmj.2025.47
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Misinformation and Its Impacts
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A pilot study on the pattern of COVID-19 information sources and its associated factors among the public in Qatar: a cross-sectional survey

Ayman Al-Dahshan, Mohamed T Abdien, Wafa Mohammed Ahmed, Iheb buogmiza
Qatar medical journal
Misinformation and Its Impacts
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A pilot study on the pattern of COVID-19 information sources and its associated factors among the public in Qatar: a cross-sectional survey

Ayman Al-Dahshan, Mohamed T Abdien, Wafa Mohammed Ahmed, Iheb buogmiza
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Abstract

The study findings suggest that the Ministry of Public Health is a widely trusted information source that offers a potentially effective tool for shaping, designing, and disseminating information messages to shape public attitudes toward control of COVID-19 and enhancement of preventive actions. By offering insight into the pattern of COVID-19 information sources and its associated factors among the public in Qatar, the study formulated a set of recommendations for health decision-makers to set packages to help manage and control the spread of coronavirus.

Qatar medical journalVol. 2025(2)
Primary Health Care (QA), Hamad Medical Corporation (QA), Qatar University (QA), University of Sousse (TN)
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Misinformation and Its Impacts
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A pilot study on the pattern of COVID-19 information sources and its associated factors among the public in Qatar: a cross-sectional survey — Ayman Al-Dahshan, Mohamed T Abdien, et al. · Qatar medical journal (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS