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Communication plays an integral role in the preparation, prevention, response, and recovery during an emergency or health crisis.
The Pan American Health Organization works with all the countries in the Region to create communication strategies that can be implemented intersectorally, highlighting the need for reporting, educating, communicating, and advocating.
Effective communication clarifies misconceptions allowing people to make decisions based on complete and accurate information.
It also minimizes the resentment of those who feel excluded from health policies, helps to maintain the health standards or change the status quo, and thereby
save lives. We hope that the information highlighted in our website helps make communication a part of your work.
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Influenza A(H1N1) Resources
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Putting Planning into Practice:
The Communication Response to H1N1
Presentations, Meeting Information and More
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Latest: Resources and Workshops
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● Chronology of Influenza A (H1N1)
World Health Organization: Regional Office for South-East Asia
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● H1N1 Pandemic Communication Update
The Peter Sandman Risk Communication Website
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● 5th Interagency Meeting on Strategic Communication New!
Washington DC / 21 July, 2009
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● Risk Communication Session New!
Asunción, Paraguay / April 16, 2009
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