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As we have discussed, there are limited resources in public health and public health administrators are often faced with tough choices as to how to use those limited resources wisely.
Your text states: “the term prevention effectiveness was coined to describe this body of evidence derived from a systematic assessment of the impact of prevention policies, programs, and practices on health outcomes” (Scutchfield and Keck, 2009). As a public health administrator, you may be called upon to decide whether to implement a proposed prevention campaign, and to make that decision, you will need to know whether that type of campaign is likely to be effective.
As we have discussed, there are limited resources in public health and public health administrators are often faced with tough choices as to how to use those limited resources wisely.
Your text states: “the term prevention effectiveness was coined to describe this body of evidence derived from a systematic assessment of the impact of prevention policies, programs, and practices on health outcomes” (Scutchfield and Keck, 2009). As a public health administrator, you may be called upon to decide whether to implement a proposed prevention campaign, and to make that decision, you will need to know whether that type of campaign is likely to be effective.
For this week, you discuss this topic:
Identify a prevention campaign such as a TV ad, print ad, school program, etc. that is attempting to address a public health issue. Post a copy of the ad, a link to the ad, or a link to the program in your response. Explain what you feel you would need to know before you would approve the implementation of this type of prevention campaign and why.
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Identify a prevention campaign such as a TV ad, print ad, school program, etc. that is attempting to address a public health issue. Post a copy of the ad, a link to the ad, or a link to the program in your response. Explain what you feel you would need to know before you would approve the implementation of this type of prevention campaign and why.
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