Explain how you will measure the success of your health communication campaign
Final Project: Health Communication Campaign
Overview
Creating health-related materials is an extremely important skill for health education professionals. Learning how to create and effectively present media products is also an important component of successful public health interventions. A variety of media products are used in nearly all health promotion interventions. Many health communication strategies are shaped to advocate and increase awareness; however, health communication materials may be used to support health services, policy, or health education programs.
Purpose
You will create a health communication campaign for this course. The purpose of this health communication campaign is to help you learn how to create a variety of health information materials and media products designed as communication interventions that support health policy, health services, or health education programs for real application and promotion.
For the Final Project, you focus on a health topic that you think should be addressed in your community. You will complete a series of assignments throughout the quarter that will inform the development of your Final Project. Your final project will consist of a final submission that will include revisions to previously submitted weekly assignments and a Health Communication Campaign.
Note: Be sure to incorporate Instructor feedback to those portions of the Final Project submitted in Weeks 1, 4, 5, 7, and 9 for your Final Project Submission this week. The following is a list of the items that should be included in your Final Project:
Required items
The Assignment: (10–13 pages not including the cover page, table of contents, or reference pages)
Your Final Project must include the following:
Cover page
Table of contents
One-page proposal that states:
The rationale for your topic choice
Goal for your health communication campaign
Objectives for your health communication campaign
Target population (This information was part of the Week 1 Discussion)
Health Communication Campaign that contains the following sections:
Literature Review of Effective Health Communication Campaigns (submitted in Week 4) (3–4 pages)
Description of your health communication campaign (Who, What, Where, When, How) (2–3 pages)
Utilization of Planning and Behavioral Models: This may include using such tools as fear appeals, social marketing, health behavioral models etc. (submitted in Week 9) (1–2 pages)
Timeline: Explain how you will phase this health communication campaign in, including its duration. (1 page)
Evaluation plan: Explain how you will measure the success of your health communication campaign. Make sure that this plan is matched to your stated goal and objectives. (1 page)
Self-Reflection: Explain what you have learned throughout the course and these assignments. Explain how this course has prepared you to be a health educator. (1 Page)
Reference pages: Please use APA formatting.
Health Communication Campaign Brochure (submitted in Week 5)
. Health Communication Campaign Storyboard ( submitted in Week 7)
Press Release (submitted in Week 9)
Submit your Final Project by Day 5.
Use the Project Turnitin link below to submit the rest of the Project.
Final Project: Health Communication Campaign Overview Creating health-related materials is an extremely important skill for health education professionals. Learning how to create and effectively present media products is also an important component of successful public health interventions. A variety of media products are used in nearly all health promotion interventions. Many health communication strategies are shaped to advocate and increase awareness; however, health communication materials may be used to support health services, policy, or health education programs. Purpose You will create a health communication campaign for this course. The purpose of this health communication campaign is to help you learn how to create a variety of health information materials and media products designed as communication interventions that support health policy, health services, or health education programs for real application and promotion. For the Final Project, you focus on a health topic that you think should be addressed in your community. You will complete a series of assignments throughout the quarter that will inform the development of your Final Project. Your final project will consist of a final submission that will include revisions to previously submitted weekly assignments and a Health Communication Campaign. Note: Be sure to incorporate Instructor feedback to those portions of the Final Project submitted in Weeks 1, 4, 5, 7, and 9 for your Final Project Submission this week. The following is a list of the items that should be included in your Final Project: Required items The Assignment: (10–13 pages not including the cover page, table of contents, or reference pages) Your Final Project must include the following: Cover page Table of contents One-page proposal that states: The rationale for your topic choice Goal for your health communication campaign Objectives for your health communication campaign Target population (This information was part of the Week 1 Discussion) Health Communication Campaign that contains the following sections: Literature Review of Effective Health Communication Campaigns (submitted in Week 4) (3–4 pages) Description of your health communication campaign (Who, What, Where, When, How) (2–3 pages) Utilization of Planning and Behavioral Models: This may include using such tools as fear appeals, social marketing, health behavioral models etc. (submitted in Week 9) (1–2 pages) Timeline: Explain how you will phase this health communication campaign in, including its duration. (1 page) Evaluation plan: Explain how you will measure the success of your health communication campaign. Make sure that this plan is matched to your stated goal and objectives. (1 page) Self-Reflection: Explain what you have learned throughout the course and these assignments. Explain how this course has prepared you to be a health educator. (1 Page)
