Titlebook: Environmental Health Literacy; Symma Finn,Liam R. O‘Fallon Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Health risk comm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90749-9ed results for emerging contaminants..Decisions about what and how to report back are guided by human research ethics and knowledge from social science and communications research. Report-back balances the Belmont Report values to avoid harm, maximize benefit, and support the autonomy of study parti

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Die prozessorientierten Methoden, Different digital communication channels and platforms are identified as potentially strong venues for disseminating important environmental health information. Guidelines for designing and implementing environmental health education messages are examined to promote the most effective use of digita

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Engaging with Ethnically Diverse Community Groupsrmed by the ethnically diverse communities they aim to serve. Understanding a community’s perspectives and informational needs is crucial to conducting and improving environmental health research and EHL initiatives. Socioeconomic variables, linguistic isolation, and measures of political engagement

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Advancing Environmental Health Literacy Through Community-Engaged Research and Popular Educationds and associated health conditions through the comprehensive engagement of community members in environmental health research and education projects. The chapter discusses the use of popular education approaches to facilitate more effective collaboration and optimize mutual co-learning among commun

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