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060 | _aW 1 PH 1997 | ||
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_aPiotrow, Phyllis Tilson. _93284 |
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_aHealth communication : _blessons from family planning and reproductive health, |
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_aLondon : _bPraeger, _c1997. |
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_aviii, 307 p. _bill. _c24.5 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
520 | _aThe theme of this book is simple but profound: Ssytematic communication strategies can improve health behavior. The power of communication today stems from two recent developments: the rapid growth of communication media and the notable increases in our understanding of communication processes. The power of communication is clear. Communication influences how people vote. Communication determines what people buy. Communication affects what people wish for and what they aspire to become. communication shapes how people conduct their daily lives, even their sexual behavior. | ||
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_aHealth communication _93285 |
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_aFamily planning _91145 |
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650 | _aReproductive Health | ||
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_akincaid, D.Lawrence. _93287 |
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_aRimon II, Jose G. _93288 |
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_aRinethart, Ward. _93289 |
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_2NLM _cBK |