Environmental exposure
Step 1
Create a PowerPoint presentation with a minimum of seven slides that summarizes your plan for creating the communication piece.
Include on one slide of the PowerPoint presentation a sample of the brochure, handout, or media piece.
In this task, gather specific data and information pertinent to the chosen disease. Remember to include appropriate citations in this and in all subsequent steps.
focus on Environmental exposure.
The data and information you gather should include:
The development of the disease in the community.
Steps to address the proliferation of the disease. Provide support for the suggestion.
Ways to address the disease in the community.
Step 2
Identify your audience of interest.
Note: Be sure you align the language and tone to your targeted audience.
Step 3
From the previous two steps, create your brochure, handout, or other appropriate media. It should include:
A summary of the development of the disease in the community, including any appropriate citations.
An outline of at least five steps to address the proliferation of the disease through the community.
Provide support for these steps.
2. Steps to address the proliferation of the disease – This includes preventive measures such as avoiding contact with polluted environments or controlling indoor air quality through proper ventilation systems, as well as advice on how to reduce one’s chances of becoming ill from environmental exposure if exposed.
3. Ways to address the disease in the community – These include public health initiatives such as providing education and awareness campaigns regarding environmental hazards, advocating for stronger regulations on emissions released into local ecosystems, and developing incentives for businesses that practice sustainable practices when it comes to their operations and energy usage.
The sample media piece provided is a brochure containing information about what can be done both individually and collectively to help reduce our risk from environmental exposures (see attachment). It provides an overview of potential health hazards associated with pollution, steps we can take at home or work to minimize our risk, resources available for further study or assistance, and ways that everyone can contribute towards making their communities healthier places to live.
In conclusion, I believe that this brochure serves not only as a reminder but also an opportunity for individuals across all ages and backgrounds to become more informed about environmental exposures so they can make better decisions when it comes protecting themselves from preventable illnesses caused by pollutants found in our environment.