Summary: Health Communication And Innovation

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  • Introduction to health communication

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  • Examples of communication activities/action areas?

    • Strategic policy communication 
    • Citizen engagement 
    • Public advocacy 
  • Mass media health communication

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  • Examples of mass media?

    • Audio-visual broadcast media (television, radio) 
    • Audio-visual non-broadcast media (videos) 
    • Print media (leaflets, billboards)
    • Electronic media (internet, social media) 
  • What can mass media do?

    • Achieve wide coverage 
    • Convey simple information
    • Increase knowledge 
    • Impact on behaviours receptive to change 
    • Put health issues on the agenda
  • What can mass media not do?

    • Change structural, political or economical factors 
    • Change behaviour without facilitating factors 
    • Change strong beliefs or attitudes 
  • Mass media communication design?

    1. Conduct formative research (pre-target group)
    2. Use theory 
    3. Segment audience 
    4. Message design
    5. Use chosen/appropriate channels from target group 
    6. Transmit message 
    7. Conduct evaluation; process, impact and outcome
  • Effective persuasive messages?

    • Credible 
    • Engaging 
    • Personally involving and relevant 
    • Understandable 
  • Designing effective health messages

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  • Assumptions for developing effective text-based health promotion?

    Persuasive messages target cognitions and preparatory actions associated with the target behaviour, which are read and processed by readers.
  • Cognitive and preparatory antecedents of condom use?

    • Cognitive = intentions to use condoms, attitude towards condoms, subjective norms about condom use
    • Preparatory = carrying condoms, communication with sexual partner
  • Cognitions that enhance motivation?

    • Perceived benefits versus costs 
    • Normative influence 
    • Consistency with self-image 
    • Positive emotional reaction 
    • High self-efficacy 
  • Types of health communication?

    • Generic = undifferentiated audiences receive identical messages 
    • Targeted = population subgroups who share characteristics receive identical messages   
    • Tailored = individuals with personal characteristics receive messages matched to their needs and preferences 

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