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Media framing of the KwaZulu Natal and Eastern Cape Health Departments
The media plays an essential role in representing and framing events and institutions. Its role cannot be downplayed, especially in framing health institutions and the public healthcare system. How the media frames an institution may impact its reputation and, to an extent, how the public views it.
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