the power to change or affect someone or something

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the power to improve health outcomes by sharing health related info.

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the power to inform the audience about important health issues.

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It is a way to persuade and change their behavior through introducing a certain topic that may seem invisible to them.

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key elements of successful health communication programs or campaigns is always the sustainability.

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Health communication is grounded in research.

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Communication is a long-term process. Influencing people and their behaviors requires an ongoing commitment to the health issue and its solutions.

 

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Health communication is a long-term process that begins and ends with the audience’s desires and needs.

 

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Health communication is “transdisciplinary in nature” and draws on multiple disciplines.

 

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the contribution of local advocates and community representatives is fundamental to increase the possibility that the message will be heard.

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Cost-effectiveness is a concept that health communication borrows from commercial and social marketing.

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Health communication programs need to display a sound strategy and plan of action.

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are extensively used in the Commercial and non-profit sectors to support and motivate Behavioral change, Product adaption, or the behavioral change.

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Creativity is a significant attribute of communicators since it allows them to consider multiple options, formats, and channels to reach target audiences.

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Good relationships help create the environment of “shared meanings and understanding”

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social change takes place as the result of series of behavioral change

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A peer-to-peer approach targeting health care professionals

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A critical component of all other areas of health communication as well as a health communication area of its own. Structure of how a problem can be solved and discover.

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"Our goal is to change the behavior while making a profit."

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A phrase that is increasingly being used to refer to many communication strategies and operational sectors

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ability to understand, appreciate and interact with people from cultures or belief systems.

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Uses interpersonal channels for example one-on-one encounters or group meetings. and is based on active listening, social and behavioral theories, and ability to relate to and identify with the audience's need and cultural preferences and efficiently addressing them.

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By using multiple communication channels, community mobilization seeks to involve community leaders and the community at large in addressing a health issue

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give 3 skillful use of culturally competent and audience-appropriate mass media. *horizontally with comma*

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