PHT 121 Introduction to Health Education and Promotion

• Identify the specific health needs and priorities of the target population.

• Conduct surveys, focus groups, and other assessments to gather data and understand their health knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors.

2. Target Audience:

• Define the specific population or group that the program will target.

• Consider their demographics, health status, cultural background, and other relevant factors.

3. Objectives:

• Establish clear and measurable objectives for the program.

• Objectives should be specific, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

4. Content and Methods:

• Select evidence-based health education content that is relevant to the target audience and objectives.

• Choose appropriate education and promotion methods that will effectively engage and inform the audience.

5. Channels and Resources:

• Identify the most effective channels and resources for reaching the target audience.

• Consider mass media, social media, community partnerships, and other resources to deliver the program.

6. Evaluation Plan:

• Develop a plan to evaluate the effectiveness of the program.

• Determine the indicators and methods for measuring changes in knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors.

7. Sustainability: