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We used a combination of keywords with reference to previous studies to search the abstracts in these databases [29-31]: “((government*) OR (ministr*) OR (department*) OR (office*) OR (municipalit*) OR (prefecture*) OR (province*) OR (state*) OR (count*) OR (organization*) OR (institution*) OR (center*) OR (agenc*) OR (sector*) OR (authorit*)) AND ((covid-19) OR (coronavirus) OR (sars-cov-2)) AND ((interview*) OR (focus group*) OR (questionnaire*) OR (survey*)) AND ((communicat*) OR (messag*) OR (inform*) OR
JMIR Infodemiology 2025;5:e66524
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The Power of Collaboration in Facilitating Mobile Technology Adoption in Health Care
Additionally, social workers can foster dialogue between medical professionals and government officials, offering social insights to enhance the deployment of mobile technologies. We look forward to seeing governments, social workers, doctors, and families collaborate to leverage mobile technologies for improved public health management.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e60350
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We will use a combination of keywords with reference to previous studies to search the abstracts in databases [28-30]: ((government*) OR (ministr*) OR (department*) OR (office*) OR (municipalit*) OR (prefecture*) OR (province*) OR (state*) OR (count*) OR (organization*) OR (institution*) OR (center*) OR (agenc*) OR (sector*) OR (authorit*)) AND ((covid-19) OR (coronavirus) OR (sars-cov-2)) AND ((interview*) OR (focus group*) OR (questionnaire*) OR (survey*)) AND ((communicat*) OR (messag*) OR (inform*) OR (recommend
JMIR Res Protoc 2024;13:e58040
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The government in this study was defined as all authorities. We did not categorize the specific levels, instead treating all government authorities as a single entity, to gain a clear understanding of the overall position of the Macao Government in vaccine communication. This was also a practice adopted by previous research (eg, [44]).
JMIR Infodemiology 2024;4:e51113
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With the declaration of COVID-19 as a worldwide pandemic on March 11, 2020 [4], the Korean government instituted its first social distancing for 2 weeks starting March 22, 2020, when the number of cases rose to approximately 100-150 daily cases [19]. The government combined testing, contact tracing, early isolation, and the free treatment of positive cases together with digital technologies without considering “lockdown” measures [20-22].
JMIR Public Health Surveill 2024;10:e47099
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The decentralized regime of the Swedish government includes a municipal local self-government for most public responsibilities [6]. Norway and Sweden are neighboring Scandinavian countries that share many similarities, including governmental and administrative systems; however, they differed in their strategies for handling the COVID-19 crisis.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e40669
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The participants were asked about their trust in government information on COVID-19 and vaccines with the following question: “On a scale of 10 where 1= least trusted and 10=most trusted, how much do you trust the government regarding COVID-19 information and vaccine?”
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e41925
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Health-Related Data Sources Accessible to Health Researchers From the US Government: Mapping Review
All data collected for this review was publicly available via government websites; thus, institutional review board approval was not required.
A research librarian (JS) conducted an internet search to find relevant sources of national health care data. The search was constructed to identify government websites for publicly available surveys and data sets.
J Med Internet Res 2023;25:e43802
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The Behavior Change Techniques Used in Canadian Online Smoking Cessation Programs: Content Analysis
The Canadian government funds a comprehensive set of online provincial and national smoking cessation programs. However, little is known about how these programs are designed to influence smoking cessation behavior in relation to the BCTs and subsequently how to leverage strengths and address weaknesses. Understanding this is critical, especially in the context of an increasingly complex tobacco use landscape, so that we can reach the national goal of less than 5% tobacco use by 2035 [1].
JMIR Ment Health 2022;9(3):e35234
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