Journalists' questions during the Public Health Agency of Sweden's press conferences during the corona pandemic 2020
This dataset contains questions/turn-takings asked by journalists during the Public Health Agency of Sweden's press conferences during the corona pandemic throughout 2020, as well as during personal interviews with government representatives (mainly the Public Health Agency) on Aftonbladet's web TV and on Sveriges Television's live TV broadcasts. The purpose was to investigate the proportion of journalists' questions that were critical. The data is collected through a quantitative content analysis coded by hand by an individual coder. A total of 1,215 questions / turn-takings (with 26 variables) were asked by journalists, collected during the period 2020-03-06 to 2020-12-29. The dataset contains raw data, R scripts with comments and plotted graphs. Refer to the documentation file README.pdf (Swedish) for descriptions of individual files.
Dahlgren, P. M. (2021). Ställde journalisterna kritiska frågor under Folkhälsomyndighetens presskonferenser? I L. Truedson & B. Johansson (Red.), Journalistik i coronans tid (s. 45–72). Institutet för mediestudier. https://mediestudier.se/publikationer/journalistik-i-coronans-tid/
Department of Journalism, Media and Communication
Specific diseases, disorders and medical conditions
Data on specific, diagnosed diseases, disorders or syndromes (often classified in ICD-10 or its earlier versions). For example, medical research on infectious diseases or the causes of diabetes, or data on the physical and mental recovery of people who have had heart surgery.
Data referring to any type of mass media. For example, printed or online newspapers, magazines, television and the radio. Use note: Social media are indexed with 'Information society'.
Prevention and control of disease and disability, and the promotion of physical and mental health of the population on the international, national, state, or municipal level. For instance, health promotion, disease prevention, impact of public health programmes, managing local, national or global health issues, epidemiology of a disease, condition, or pathogen, or disease outbreak.
Public Health, Global Health and Social Medicine
CONCERNED WITH THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF DISEASE AND DISABILITY, AND THE PROMOTION OF THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF THE POPULATION