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===Health literacy=== | ===Health literacy=== | ||
− | Health literacy can be defined as the capacity that an individual has to access and effectively use health-related information. | + | [[Health literacy]] can be defined as the capacity that an individual has to access and effectively use health-related information. |
===Health education=== | ===Health education=== | ||
− | Health education aims to influence a person’s knowledge, attitudes and behaviours connected to health in a positive way. | + | [[Health education]] aims to influence a person’s knowledge, attitudes and behaviours connected to health in a positive way. |
===Social marketing=== | ===Social marketing=== | ||
− | Using social marketing tools to conduct public health improvement programs can help to clarify goals and improve success. | + | Using [[social marketing]] tools to conduct public health improvement programs can help to clarify goals and improve success. |
===Risk communication=== | ===Risk communication=== | ||
− | Risk communication is a sustained communication process with a diverse audience about the likely outcomes of health and behavioural attitudes. | + | [[Risk communication]] is a sustained communication process with a diverse audience about the likely outcomes of health and behavioural attitudes. |
===Crisis communication=== | ===Crisis communication=== | ||
− | While risk communication is ongoing, crisis communication is a reactive communication effort in the face of an unforeseen event. | + | While risk communication is ongoing, [[crisis communication]] is a reactive communication effort in the face of an unforeseen event. |
===Health advocacy=== | ===Health advocacy=== | ||
− | Advocacy is one strategy to raise awareness and promote health and access to quality health care at the individual and community levels. | + | [[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=== | ===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 | + | 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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[[Category:General Communication]] | [[Category:General Communication]] |
Latest revision as of 08:09, 13 May 2023
The health communication knowledge is based on several complementary concepts:
Contents
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"
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.