This book, "

Wired for Health and Well-Being: The Emergence of Interactive Health 
Communication" has some helpful guidance on different types of 
evaluation for new-media health education strategies.   It is all 
on-line at  /www.health.gov/scipich/pubs/finalreport.htm

- Mary Alice

Mary Alice Gillispie, MD
Healthy Roads Media, Director
www.healthyroadsmedia.org
Tel 406-556-5877

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>Does anybody have information about evaluating audio-visual 

>resources for health literacy? I am involved primarily in print 

>resources, but a colleague of mine would like to know, and I am intrigued too.

>

>Thanks,

>Nicola

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>Nicola Davies, BA

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>Health Literacy Specialist

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>8 ndavies at dthr.ab.ca

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