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Public Access to Health Information

Public Access to Health Information. Group Work . Group Work and Participation. Any programme involving partnerships between health workers, NGO project workers, community members and librarians will involve meetings and discussions

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Public Access to Health Information

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  1. Public Access to Health Information

  2. Group Work

  3. Group Work and Participation Any programme involving partnerships between health workers, NGO project workers, community members and librarians will involve meetings and discussions Our Workshop can mimic this process in the following exercise

  4. Organisation of Groups We will form four groups. Each group will need someone to act as Chair The groups will also need a rapporteur, who will make notes and report the groups conclusions If a flip chart or a Powerpoint projector is available, the conclusions can be set out for everyone to read Each group can discuss a theme such as those listed on the next slide.

  5. Themes for discussion A strategy to identify, contact and involve stakeholder groups and organisations for partnership purposes A strategy to promote community engagement/participation A strategy to identify and exploit the best media and materials to publicise a programme (print, radio, Internet, etc) A strategy to identify information delivery methods (learning groups, street theatre, community meetings, etc)

  6. Report back Each rapporteur will make a short report on the group‘s conclusions. When these reports are completed there will be an opportunity to discuss the reports, ask questions, suggest extra ideas. The facilitator can then draw together some general points from the reports.

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