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			'''FEM PAGE CONTRIBUTORS 2007'''
	; Contributors		; Contributors
	: Vladimir Prikazsky		: Vladimir Prikazsky
	: Arnold Bosman		: Arnold Bosman
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	[[Category:Health communication]]		[[Category:Health communication]]

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			Risk communication needs to be considered at all stages of risk management. It is a sustained communication process established with a diverse audience about the likely outcomes of health and behavioural attitudes. The main goal is to engage communities in discussions about environmental and health-related risks to create public understanding about their outcomes and approaches to deal with them. Risk communication can be about specific health-related choices, e.g. the perceived risks associated with getting immunised, or related to behaviours, as the risks associated with sexual behaviour. This approach requires a profound understanding of the distinction between the different dimensions and models of behavioural sciences.

			==Ten golden rules for risk communication==
			# Never lie
			# Never say 'no comment'
			# There is never an 'off the record'
			# Be short, get to the point and always think of the audience
			# Stay calm and confident
			# Use simple language
			# Stay in control
			# It is OK to say "I don't know, but I'll find out"
			# Don't speculate
			# beware of reporters' tactics

			==What do people remember from an interview on TV:==
			* 55% Body language (professional, interested, calm, nervous, intimidated etc)
			* 38% Tone of voice (concerned, calm, worried, relaxed, happy)
			* 07% Words (content)

			In radio interviews, usually only 9 seconds of the interview will be used within the story they want to present. Make sure such a "sound bite" complies to the following:
			* No jargon
			* Simple language
			* Positive active verbs
			* Apply the "27/9/3 rule": Maximum 27 words, average 9 seconds, no more than 3 messages

			The 3 C's of communication:
			* Consistent content
			** Explicit information
			** Accuracy is key
			* Clear message
			** Messages that leave no one guessing.
			* Courtesy conveys respect

			Another option of the 3 C's - clear, concise, consistent.

			==FEM PAGE CONTRIBUTORS 2007==
			; Contributors
			: Vladimir Prikazsky
			: Arnold Bosman

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