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The health communication knowledge is based on several complementary concepts: ​ ​
  
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===Health literacy===
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[[Health literacy]] can be defined as the capacity that an individual has to access and effectively use health-related information. ​ ​
  
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===Health education===
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[[Health education]] aims to influence a person’s knowledge, attitudes and behaviours connected to health in a positive way. ​ ​
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===Social marketing===
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Using [[social marketing]] tools to conduct public health improvement programs can help to clarify goals and improve success. ​ ​
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===Risk communication===
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[[Risk communication]] is a sustained communication process with a diverse audience about the likely outcomes of health and behavioural attitudes. ​ ​
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===Crisis communication===
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While risk communication is ongoing, [[crisis communication]] is a reactive communication effort in the face of an unforeseen event. ​ ​
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===Health advocacy===
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[[Health advocacy|Advocacy]] is one strategy to raise awareness and promote health and access to quality health care at the individual and community levels. ​ ​
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===Outbreak communication===
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An effective [[outbreak communication]] can help to bring an outbreak under control as quickly as possible, with as little social disruption as possible
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Latest revision as of 08:09, 13 May 2023

The health communication knowledge is based on several complementary concepts: ​ ​

Health literacy

Health literacy can be defined as the capacity that an individual has to access and effectively use health-related information. ​ ​

Health education

Health education aims to influence a person’s knowledge, attitudes and behaviours connected to health in a positive way. ​ ​

Social marketing

Using social marketing tools to conduct public health improvement programs can help to clarify goals and improve success. ​ ​

Risk communication

Risk communication is a sustained communication process with a diverse audience about the likely outcomes of health and behavioural attitudes. ​ ​

Crisis communication

While risk communication is ongoing, crisis communication is a reactive communication effort in the face of an unforeseen event. ​ ​

Health advocacy

Advocacy is one strategy to raise awareness and promote health and access to quality health care at the individual and community levels. ​ ​

Outbreak communication

An effective outbreak communication can help to bring an outbreak under control as quickly as possible, with as little social disruption as possible

Pages in category "Health communication"

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