Content Analysis of Media-Based Public Health Communication in Global Humanitarian Crises - ISGM

Research Articie 15 January 2026

Content Analysis of Media-Based Public Health Communication in Global Humanitarian Crises

Lateef Olawale Fatai ¹

l.o.fatai@edu.salford.ac.uk

, Eric Emmanuel Uche ² , Praise Akinsipe ³ , Esther Emarobebh Muojekwu ⁴ , Blessing Adeni Amakuroa ⁵ , Okwudili Matthew Ugochukwu ⁶ show author's information

1 : Data Science Department , University of Salford , United Kingdom
2 : Medical Laboratory Science, Niger Delta University, Nigeria
3 : Information Technology, Ground Control Limited, United Kingdom
4 : Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing, Niger Delta University, Nigeria
5 : Dept of Human Kinetics and Health Education, Niger Delta University, Nigeria
6 : Computer Science Department, Federal University of Lavras, Brazil

DOI: 10.55578/isgm.2601.003

Keywords: Public Health Communication , Global Humanitarian Crises , ICT , Media Content Analysis , Technology–Organization–Environment (TOE) , Actor–Network Theory (ANT) , COVID-19 Campaigns

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