Communication Resources

🖨️ Building Trust in Public Health Communications

To center trust in your communications, consider the insights and tips in this resource. It can help you reevaluate and refine your communications production approach from planning to execution to evaluation for continuous improvement.  

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💡 Review + apply to your health communications

Added: 03.06.24

🖨️ At-A-Glance Plain Language for Public Health Guide

In this at-a-glance view of the Public Health Communication Collaborative’s Plain Language for Public Health guide, you’ll find plain language best practices to use before you start writing, when you’re organizing your content, while you’re writing, and when you’re reviewing and testing your communications. 


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💡 Review + use to help advance your skills in plain language for public health communications.

Added: 04.25.24

🎯 Plain Language Guide for Public Health

PHCC's guide to plain language is designed to help communicators share messages that help their audiences find what they need, understand the information they find, + use the information to meet their needs.

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💡 Share to those creating and reviewing content for the general public via newsletters, email, and on websites.

03.06.23 

🧰 Communications Tool: "Building Bridges"

From the Public Health Communications Collaborative, this communications resources helps public health communicators + healthcare providers navigate difficult conversations around vaccines, masking, testing, + more.

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💡 Review, bookmark, + practice the tools when engaging with your community. Consider sharing with fellow communicators or healthcare providers

1.24.22

📝 Using Misinformation Alerts 

From the Public Health Communications Collaborative, this resource page updates regularly to report on emerging misinformation, along with recommendations on if + how to address it.

INCLUDES:
Misinformation alerts + recommended responses + reactions

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💡 Bookmark + review regularly

1.31.22