Table 2.

Assessment of professionals’ perspectives (n = 32).

Questions	n (%)
Communicating reported stories of notable patients diagnosed with head and neck cancer can have a positive impact on the population and promote primary prevention by reducing risky behaviors
Yes	31 (96.9%)
No	0 (0.0%)
Does not know	1 (3.1%)
Does not answer	0 (0.0%)
Communicating reported stories of notable patients diagnosed with head and neck cancer can have a positive impact on the population and promote early detection by encouraging seeking professional care for evaluation
Yes	32 (100%)
No	0 (0.0%)
Does not know	0 (0.0%)
Does not answer	0 (0.0%)
The population’s generated impact by news of cancer diagnoses of notable patients is short-lived
Yes	11 (34.4%)
No	10 (31.3%)
Does not know	11 (34.4%)
Does not answer	0 (0.0%)
Dissemination of information about head and neck cancer in relation to the diagnosis of notable patients can be done by:
Social media	28 (87.5%)
Internet	27 (84.4%)
Television	25 (78.1%)
Educational videos in healthcare centers	21 (65.6%)
Educational lectures in healthcare centers	20 (62.5%)
Newspapers	20 (62.5%)
Educational programs in dentistry schools	20 (65.5%)
Dentists	17 (53.1%)
Radio	16 (50.0%)
Educational campaigns	15 (46.9%)
Educational bulletins	11 (34.4%)
Scientific literature	11 (34.4%)
Health campaigns	7 (21.9%)
Other	0 (0.0%)
Does not know	0 (0.0%)
Does not answer	0 (0.0%)