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Press and Public Relations TO: Agency Health Education and Health Promotion Personnel FROM: The Director RE: Press and Public Relations There is an obvious need for our program to have a greater impact on our community. A great deal of our public relations efforts needs to be focused on gaining good press, radio, and television. We have a number of activities coming up. Please write press releases and public service announcements for them and distribute them personally to each of the media representatives. Specifically, write the first one for our next major activity, which is “School Entry Immunizations for Children.” You have the date calendar for these events. Also, on Friday of next week, I want to announce to the public that we will test their homes for radon in a new, free program. Please arrange for a press conference for this. To be held in our boardroom at 2:00pm. .

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Part I Part I of the assignment is to complete two press releases/public service announcements. One for School Entry immunizations for Children> The other fora New Free Radon testing program for homes, this one will have a press conference in the hospital boardroom at 2:00 pm Friday. Press and Public Relations TO: Agency Health Education and Health Promotion Personnel FROM: The Director RE: Press and Public Relations There is an obvious need for our program to have a greater impact on our community. A great deal of our public relations efforts needs to be focused on gaining good press, radio, and television. We have a number of activities coming up. Please write press releases and public service announcements for them and distribute them personally to each of the media representatives. Specifically, write the first one for our next major activity, which is “School Entry Immunizations for Children.” You have the date calendar for these events. Also, on Friday of next week, I want to announce to the public that we will test their homes for radon in a new, free program. Please arrange for a press conference for this. To be held in our boardroom at 2:00pm. Please let me know of your progress. Part II I need a health education evaluation design for colorectal cancer. Based on an email from the hospital CEO (my professor) Evaluation TO: Agency Health Education and Health Promotion Personnel FROM: The Director RE: Evaluation The community education program on colorectal cancer prevention programs that we are submitting for possible external funding needs an evaluation design. Please prepare one and submit it in draft form this week. Thank you. Hospital CEO .

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First part is done, I got a hundred on it. Just running out of time. Part II In the second part of your course project, you will identify partnerships and funding sources. Refer to the campaign design-planning template created by the World Health Communication Associates. Use this document as a guide to help you design a health promotion campaign. The following information should be included in your Project: Part II submission: Partnerships (i.e. agencies, community organizations, etc.) Funding Source Assignment formatting:Your original work should be at least 2 pages, 12-point font, double-spaced. This does not include title page and references pages. The viewpoint and purpose of this assignment should be clearly established and sustained. Assignment should follow the conventions of Standard American English (correct grammar, punctuation, etc). Your writing should be well ordered, logical and unified, as well as original and insightful. Your work should display superior content, organization, style, and mechanics. The paper must follow APA Publication Manual style guidelines and be free of typographical, spelling, and grammatical errors. EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE Press and Public Relations TO: Agency Health Education and Health Promotion Personnel FROM: The Director RE: Press and Public Relations There is an obvious need for our program to have a greater impact on our community. A great deal of our public relations efforts needs to be focused on gaining good press, radio, and television. We have a number of activities coming up. Please write press releases and public service announcements for them and distribute them personally to each of the media representatives. Specifically, write the first one for our next major activity, which is “School Entry Immunizations for Children.” You have the date calendar for these events. Also, on Friday of next week, I want to announce to the public that we will test their homes for radon in a new, free program. Please arrange for a press conference for this. To be held in our boardroom at 2:00pm. Please let me know of your progress. .

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