Medios y salud pública: la voz de los adolescentes
Keywords:
Young people, identity, communication, health, health and communication, mass media, public healthAbstract
This article shows the results of a research carried out in Barranquilla (Colombia) aiming at identifying the role of mass media in the daily life of school adolescents from low and medium socioeconomic strata, particularly in the health field.
The research was exploratory because it tried to identify clues and tendencies of the relation mass media-adolescents in public health context. Besides, it was descriptive because it allowed to identify the characteristics of a series of elements related to the access to and the use of mass media by adolescents, specially in some health topics. Due to the characteristics and limitations of research, it was decided to develop a first stage starting from a qualitative methodological proposal through focal groups.
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