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Social Media and the H1N1 Flu Pandemic (Part 2)
(Part 2 of 2) Dr. Jay Bernhardt speaks about the CDCs social media strategy related to the H1N1 flu pandemic at ePatient Connections 2009.
About Jay Bernhardt
Dr. Jay Bernhardt is the Director of the National Center for Health Marketing at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia. Jays research and instruction have focused on health communication, social marketing, and media, with an emphasis on information technology, e-health, and strategic communication. He...
From: KruResearch
Related topics : social marketing health communication / marketing communications social media / marketing through social media / social media information
Social Media and the H1N1 Flu Pandemic (Part 1)
(Part 1 of 2) Dr. Jay Bernhardt speaks about the CDCs social media strategy related to the H1N1 flu pandemic at ePatient Connections 2009.
About Jay Bernhardt
Dr. Jay Bernhardt is the Director of the National Center for Health Marketing at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia. Jays research and instruction have focused on health communication, social marketing, and media, with an emphasis on information technology, e-health, and strategic communication. He...
From: KruResearch
Related topics : social marketing health communication / marketing communications social media / marketing through social media / social media information
Health Promotion Capacity Building Services
Our dynamic team has many years of experience building capacity in core competencies of public health including the areas of program planning and evaluation, healthy public policies and by-laws including alcohol policy, health communication and social marketing, community and stakeholder engagement, and other health promotion topics.
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2015
From: Public Health Ontario
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Health Communication Campaign Low Sodium Project CJ553 Calvin P Boyd MD, MPH 4 29 15
Health Communication Campaigns are vital in the social marketing of the public health promotion of health initiatives to communities and populations. Evidence-based epidemiological studies continue to demonstrate an association between excess sodium (greater than 2,300 milligrams per day = 1 teaspoon!) and cardiovascular disease. It is anticipated that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will soon release guidelines for sodium limits to the nation's food supply. On December 1, 2015, the...
From: Calvin Boyd MD, MPH
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UNCFSP PSA: Diabetes
The ROCHE/UNCFSP Health Communications Social Marketing Campaign supports the development of health promotion and disease prevention messages by college students on HBCU campuses. Each institutional grant recipient chose one health disparity focus area for the crease of a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to improve awareness and prevention of health related risky behaviors affecting youth. Faculty and student involvement from various curricular areas produced a creative, conceptual, and visual...
From: UNCFSP
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UNCFSP PSA: Diabetes
The ROCHE/UNCFSP Health Communications Social Marketing Campaign supports the development of health promotion and disease prevention messages by college students on HBCU campuses. Each institutional grant recipient chose one health disparity focus area for the crease of a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to improve awareness and prevention of health related risky behaviors affecting youth. Faculty and student involvement from various curricular areas produced a creative, conceptual, and visual...
From: UNCFSP
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UNCFSP PSA: Breast Cancer
The ROCHE/UNCFSP Health Communications Social Marketing Campaign supports the development of health promotion and disease prevention messages by college students on HBCU campuses. Each institutional grant recipient chose one health disparity focus area for the crease of a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to improve awareness and prevention of health related risky behaviors affecting youth. Faculty and student involvement from various curricular areas produced a creative, conceptual, and visual...
From: UNCFSP
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UNCFSP PSA: Prostate Cancer
The ROCHE/UNCFSP Health Communications Social Marketing Campaign supports the development of health promotion and disease prevention messages by college students on HBCU campuses. Each institutional grant recipient chose one health disparity focus area for the crease of a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to improve awareness and prevention of health related risky behaviors affecting youth. Faculty and student involvement from various curricular areas produced a creative, conceptual, and visual...
From: UNCFSP
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online masters degree in corporate communications
The SNHU master's in Communications online degree consists of 12 courses (for 36 credits) taught by respected communication instructors. Participants build their communication skill sets through online coursework that applies directly to real-world situations in such areas as public relations, health communications, social media and marketing.online masters degree in corporate communications, master, degree, management, course, online, programs, business management, business managing,...
From: sam1 LAW
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Under the APHIAplus Health Communication & Marketing project, Population Services Kenya embarked on a capacity-building process for the Health Promotion Unit (HPU). The HPU is the government agency mandated to steward Health Promotion and Social Marketing within the county. This documentary is a synopsis of the project from inception to the present day.
From: VINCENT ODIARA
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