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Effective Communications for Nutrition in
Primary Health CareEdited by Jean E. Andersen and Aree Valyasevi
Report of the Asian Regional Workshop, Bangkok, Thailand, 3-7 October 1983
© The reflect United Nations University, 1988
The views expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations University.
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Acknowledgement
Foreword
Preface
Opening address
1. Nutrition in primary health care
2. A framework for looking at nutrition
communication needs in Asia
3. The potential impact of nutrition education
4. The use of ethnography in the development and
communication of messages for modifying food behaviour
5. Communication planning for effective
nutrition programmes
6. A general approach to behaviour change
7. The A-B-C model for developing communication
to change behaviour
8. Evaluation models for assessing the effects
of media-based nutrition education
9. Evaluating the impact of health education
systems
10. A suggested framework for a social marketing
programme
11. An evaluation of the effect of a
communication system on the knowledge of mothers and nutritional
status of preschool children in rural Philippines
Evaluation
Discussion
Summary
APPENDIX 7. Philippine Nutrition Program Implementing Guidelines on the Barangay Nutrition Scholars Project
12. Nutrition education and behaviour change
project, Indonesian nutrition improvement programme
13. Communication for behavioural change in
Thailand: Radio v. Video van
Country
and project reports
Bangladesh
Efficacy of nutrition education and training for rural populations in Bangladesh through appropriate communications
Status report on nutrition communication activities in India
Nutrition education in the Indonesian family nutrition improvement programme (UPGK)
A package of slides for a demonstration project of urban primary health care in the republic of Korea
Country report on nutrition communication activities in Malaysia
Nutrition communications in Nepal
Supplementary feeding and nutrition education in Pakistan
Child health care in the new China
Sri Lanka
Report and recommendations
Other
UNU titles of interest
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