Effective communication is a core skill that nearly every health professional will need and use during their careers. Yet, few health professionals receive even basic training in how to design communications to be clear and successful. As “foundational skills,” the content in this course can be applied to both oral and written communication, within and beyond health.
Foundational Skills for Communicating About Health
University of MichiganAbout this Course
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Define and collect important information about a target audience in order to make appropriate decisions about the communication effort
Select an audience-appropriate communications goal
Craft a clear, concise core message for a communication effort
Deploy at least two different types of narrative structures to support communications about health topics
Skills you will gain
- Health Communication
- Storytelling
- Communication
- Messaging
- Tailoring communications
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- 5 stars81.18%
- 4 stars13.86%
- 3 stars1.98%
- 2 stars0.99%
- 1 star1.98%
TOP REVIEWS FROM FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS FOR COMMUNICATING ABOUT HEALTH
Excellent course and excellent instructor. What I learned in this class will remain with me and will be considered every time I write anything!
I have learned a lot in this course. It is not boring because they provide not only readings but also video. Thank you so much!
Found it valuable, explained clearly and in simple terms
It is a well designed course and has helped us understand the basics and structuring required for Health Communication
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