Empirical tattoo and body modification risk presentation by Pattye Anderson, FNP - a plan to engage change tattoo related discourse - to teach improve public health literacy about tattooing risks skin disease awareness prevent epidemic Please provide post evaluation at the following link http://tinyurl.com/tatt00ed

1. ARE YOU
TATTOO’D
(INKED?)
C A M PA I G N M E S S A G E
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2. INTENDED AUDIENCES
• Professionals in Health Care (md, np, pa)
Related Fields, Clinicians & staff
• Professionals in Non Health-Related fields,
website / Shop Owners, Investors
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of this presentation
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3. INTENDED AUDIENCE
(CONTINUED)
• Public Community Relations:
Leaders, Media, Bloggers
• People with or without
“Tattooing Experience”

4. PURPOSE
•GENERATE AWARENESS OF
TATTOO TRENDS & RELATED
COMPLICATIONS
•INFLUENCE COMMUNITY
ACTION FOR HARM
REDUCTION

5. JUSTIFICATION OF NEEDS
for Staffing, Community Assessment
Research Development, Marketing
Funding
for Ongoing Process, Printing,
Evaluation, Delivering ProgramFunding

6. META ANALYSIS OF CITATIONS
PRELIMINARY LONGITUDINAL NON EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
– Original artists drawing depicting hypothesis

7. BENEFITS OF CHANGING
PRACTICE
Trend = More
• Available Ink Colors From?
• Tattoos Performed
• Known Industry Issues
• Reported Skin Infections
• Lost Wages
• Multiple Theoretical Frameworks Applied

8. COGNITIVE DISSONANCE THEORY
(GRAPH BELOW) + Other Theories Why Body
Art
& Tattoo Ink Enthusiasts
May
Assume The Risk
• Theory of Reasoned
Action
• Trans Theoretical Model
• Health Belief Model
• Social Cognitive Theory

9. Abstract and Poster Presentation
Presented Publicly to Audience
Intended to Inspire Behavior Change
Committed will Support @Media
Poster
Vignette
Evaluation
PROGRAM PROPOSAL
Self Operated
Available Online
Movie Styled Vignette
Includes Directions
Uses Concise & Simple Words

10. POSTER
PRESENTATION
Are you Tattoo’d?
(inked)?
If Yes:
Look for Signs of Skin
Infections
They may be due to inks
If No:
Look for Safe
Ink Supplies
and New
Needles
Either Way:
Avoid getting tattoo’d over a mole
For more information, contact
Anderson.Pattye@gmail.com
Are You
Tattoo’d?
Inked?
Mission Statement
To develop a partnership
with eager, leading change
makers, and local
constituents who desire
innovative community
change for underserved,
vulnerable populations

11. “I’m thinking of inking”
“Are you really??”
VIGNETTE

12. VIGNETTE
“Did you just get another one?”
“I sure did!” “Me too!”

13. VIGNETTE
“What is a good ink”?
“Where does it come from”?
“What if”?

14. VIGNETTE Protect Yourself
Protect Your Friends
Know The Facts

15. VIGNETTE
Learn More About:
THINK BEFORE YOU
INK & TATTOOING
STATE LAWS
NCSL.org
SpotSkinCancer.org
FDA.gov
Email
Patricia.Anderson1@WaldenU.edu

16. ARE YOU
TATTOO’D?
INKED?
R E F E R E N C E S

17. ARE YOU
TATTOO’D?
INKED?
References
FDA.gov (2017). Think before you ink: Are tattoos safe? Retrieved
from
https://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm048919.ht
m
Glanz, K., Rimer, B. K., & Viswanath, K. (Eds.). (2015). Health behavior:
Theory,
research, and practice (5th ed.). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass
Laureate Media. (nd). 8130 Required media: "Cultural Relevance and
Bias in Media"
National Conference of State Legislatures. (NCSL). (2017). Tattooing
and body piercing. State laws, statutes and regulations. Retrieved
from http://www.ncsl.org/research/health/tattooing-and-body-
piercing.aspx
Parker, J.C. and Thorson, E. (2008). Health Communication in the New
Media
Landscape. New York: Springer Publishing Company
Resnick, E.A., and Siegel, M. (2013). Marketing Public Health:
Strategies to Promote Social Change. Boston, MA: Jones & Bartlett

18. A R E YO U TAT TO O ’ D ?
I N K E D ?
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Thank You!
Pattye Anderson
Thank you for watching and for
your interest in this campaign
The goal of this presentation is
to answer questions and create
solutions to the growing issue
of body modification and
tattoo ink related diseases.