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Communication Management and Health Education

Topic: Behaviour Change Communication (BCC)

1. Communication

  • Sending and receiving a message between two people/groups.
  • Has 3 parts: Sender → Message → Receiver
  • Can be verbal (words) or non-verbal (gestures, expressions).

2. Human Behaviour

  • What people do, think, or feel in response to their environment.
  • Behaviour is shaped by knowledge, attitude, culture, and emotions.
  • Can be changed through education and motivation.

3. Health Belief Model (HBM)

  • A theory that explains why people take health action or not.
  • Key concepts:
    • Perceived susceptibility - "Can I get this disease?"
    • Perceived severity - "How bad is it?"
    • Perceived benefits - "Will the action help me?"
    • Perceived barriers - "What stops me?"
    • Cue to action - something that triggers behaviour (a poster, a doctor's advice)
  • Ways to influence behaviour: give information, reduce barriers, show benefits, use reminders.

4. Steps of Behaviour Change

  1. Awareness - person learns about the issue
  2. Interest - person wants to know more
  3. Trial - person tries the new behaviour
  4. Adoption - person makes it a habit
  5. Maintenance - person keeps doing it
(Think of it as: Know → Care → Try → Keep)

5. Techniques of Behaviour Change + Guiding Principles for BCC Activity

  • Techniques: Counselling, role play, group discussion, demonstrations, mass media.
  • Guiding principles:
    • Focus on the target audience
    • Use simple and clear messages
    • Involve community
    • Set realistic goals
    • Monitor and evaluate results

6. Steps of BCC (Planning a BCC Activity)

  1. Situation analysis - understand the problem
  2. Set objectives - what change do you want?
  3. Identify audience - who needs the message?
  4. Choose channels - radio, poster, home visit?
  5. Develop messages - create the content
  6. Implement - deliver the activity
  7. Monitor & evaluate - did it work?

7. SBCC - Social and Behaviour Change Communication

  • Broader than BCC - includes both individual and social/community-level change.
  • Uses multiple channels: media, community groups, interpersonal communication.
  • Techniques to collect social history from clients:
    • Open-ended questions
    • Active listening
    • Non-judgmental approach
    • Build rapport/trust
    • Use local language

8. Barriers to Effective Communication (+ how to overcome them)

BarrierExampleHow to Overcome
LanguageDifferent dialectUse local language/translator
Cultural beliefs"Disease is God's will"Respect culture, build trust
Low literacyCan't read postersUse pictures, demos
Fear/stigmaAshamed to askCreate safe, private space
Noise/distractionLoud environmentChange setting
Attitude of providerRude, dismissiveTrain for empathy

9. Health Promotion and Health Education

  • Health Education: Giving people knowledge to make healthy choices (e.g., teaching about hand washing).
  • Health Promotion: Bigger picture - changing environment + policy + behaviour together (e.g., building clean toilets + teaching people to use them).
  • Methods/Techniques: Lecture, group discussion, demonstration, role play, storytelling.
  • Audio-Visual Aids (AVA): Flip charts, posters, videos, models, slides - used to make teaching more effective and memorable.
Quick Memory Trick for BCC: "A I T A M" = Awareness → Interest → Trial → Adoption → Maintenance
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