Across
- 5. Any combination of planned learning experiences designed to facilitate voluntary changes in behavior that are conducive to health.
- 6. Communication strategies used to inform and influence health decisions that affect health.
- 10. The use of radio, television, and/or print media with broad distribution channels.
Down
- 1. Media campaigns that are smaller in scope and distribution and include patient education materials, fact sheets, newsletters, posters, displays, presentations, and promotional items such as pencils, magnets, and T-shirts.
- 2. What the chooser with receive if he/she does nothing. The default option is the option that requires the least effort.
- 3. General tactics within programs to achieve stated objectives and goals.
- 4. A particular form of health communication that applies commercial marketing techniques to campaigns designed to promote voluntary behavior change conducive to health.
- 7. Some form of data for use in making judgements and decisions.
- 8. A category of health promotion intervention in which members of the target audience assist in program implementation.
- 9. A set of planned activities implemented over time to achieve specific objectives.