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Health education: message and medium.

Health and Social Service Journal

|June 20, 1980

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This project produced and evaluated six video health education programs. The research highlights the benefits of using video for health education initiatives.

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Area of Science:

Health Education
Medical Research
Public Health

Background:

A collaborative research project was funded by the Scottish Health Education Unit.
The project spanned three years (1979-1981).
It involved the creation and assessment of six video-recorded health education programs.

Purpose of the Study:

To produce and evaluate video-recorded health education programmes.
To explore the benefits of utilizing video in health education.
To document the findings of a multi-year research initiative.

Main Methods:

Production of six video health education programmes.
Evaluation of the produced video programmes.
Collaboration between the Scottish Health Education Unit, Forth Valley Health Board, and Stirling University.

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Main Results:

The project successfully produced six video health education programmes.
The research aimed to identify and describe the benefits of this educational approach.
Detailed findings on the benefits are presented in the full article.

Conclusions:

Video-recorded programmes offer a beneficial approach to health education.
This project demonstrates a successful model for developing and evaluating health education media.
The findings support the use of multimedia in public health initiatives.