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Mass Media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community

WHO 2 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Objectives of module  Appreciate different kinds of mass media and how they can be used  Critically assess advantages and disadvantages of using mass media to promote rational drug use  Understand how to develop mass media strategies to promote rational drug use

WHO 3 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Six basic questions

WHO 4 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Types of mass media  Radio  TV  Newspapers and large circulation magazines  Billboards  People  Internet

WHO 5 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community

WHO 6 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Advantages of mass media  Reaches many people quickly  Low cost per person reached Can be used to:  Tell people about new ideas and services  Agenda-setting and advocacy  Create a favourable climate of opinion

WHO 7 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Disadvantages of mass media  Difficult to make specific to local community  Fixed message  Can be easily misunderstood  Access often difficult  Lacks feedback F to F MM is less appropriate for: –Changing behaviours rooted in culture or reinforced by social norms –Developing skills of informed decision making –Promoting empowerment –Learning practical skills

WHO 8 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Type of mass media opportunities  news and features  magazine programmes  drama  documentaries  quizzes  chat shows  announcements  jingles  advertising

WHO 9 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Soul City An integrated communication programme that uses radio, TV drama, print, face to face, training, policy advocacy, networking.

WHO 10 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community How can we use mass media?  What’s the objective of the media campaign?  Who is the audience?  What’s the content? (key message?)  How can we evaluate it? What mass media do people have access to? What do they read/listen to? What are their favourite programmes? When do they listen/watch programmes? Who are credible sources on the mass media?

WHO 11 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Activity 1: convincing the media editor  Decide which mass media you want to use, and how  Decide what key point from your research you want to use as the main message for your media activity  Decide how to sell that idea to the editor/producer  Prepare a 5-minute presentation that will convince the editor to work with you on this

WHO 12 Mass media Promoting Rational Drug Use in the Community Summary  Health issues can be introduced in a range of different mass media and in different ways  Combining different types of mass media and mass media with other communication approaches is likely to be more effective  Identifying which media are used by which audiences is important  Be clear about what you want to evaluate and how you will do it