How to carry out. tobacco control policy communication

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How to carry out tobacco control policy communication

Prohibit the behaviour of smokers Those addicted to smoking to quit In order to solve the problem of excessive tobacco use, a series of measures to control the use of tobacco products were taken, such as...

The foundation of effective tobacco control policy communication Key factors lead to effective tobacco control policy communication Reflections and challenges

The foundation of effective tobacco control policy communications WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Tobacco use and prevention policies M W About the dangers of tobacco people from tobacco smoke P E bans on tobacco ads, regulate promotion and sponsorship help to quit tobacco use O R taxes on tobacco

The foundation of effective tobacco control policy communications A "stakeholder" is defined as an individual or organization that has a certain interest in a particular appeal (policy change). If it is not possible to identify "stakeholders" from the start, it is not possible to develop an effective, continuous, consistent communication strategy, and it might easily miss the target audience, divide and fragment communication message and effort. When identifying key stakeholders who have to do with tobacco control policies, tabacco industry representatives should be excluded. And tobacco farmers are not (so far) our priority. Smokers are key stakeholders, never put them to the opposite side.

The foundation of effective tobacco control policy communications NHFPC Academic institutions China Health Education Center China CDC Local government Local NHFPC Local CDCs or health edu orgs Hospitals NGOs International NGOs Media In the framework of policy advocacy and communication, the leading government department is the decision-maker The role of academic institutions is to provide research and training, and data for specific tobacco control activities. In practice, the role of community organisations is to support for tobacco control policies, and criticise government omissions. The long-term and sustained attention from the media is critical to the persistence and transparency of the tobacco control issues.

The foundation of effective tobacco control policy communications Decision makers Traditional media Motivation Change The public New media Directly affect decision makers, develop their awareness of the issues, and mobilize their interest in the solution. Directly influence traditional media, improve their awareness and interest, promote the credibility and authority of the precise content spread, and then, once again, influence the decision-making and the public. Directly influence the public, increase awareness, and motivate them to take actions. The three sides must be motivated to really make change happen. Good to put focus on traditional media early on.

Key factors lead to effective tobacco control policy communication Long-term, systematic hosting of tobacco control media training courses, salons, seminars. Provide the opportunity for journalists to see the world and gain in-depth contact with the topic. Direct cooperation with traditional media, such as advertising layout. To enlarge and to share the media sources within the TC network.

From 2008 until now, there have been at least 40 media tobacco control course organised, and more than 600 journalists, editors trained.

Data source: media annual analysis by Renmin University PCI

Key factors lead to effective tobacco control policy communications Data is facts. All the factual resources about tobacco control policy materials, research findings, interpretation, monitoring and evaluation are inseparable from data. Data is news points. The scientific investigation reports on tobacco control can always instantly trigger media interest and generate a considerable amount of reports. The data is not necessarily just a number, and it can be manifested in any form. Data presentation should be accurate, concise, and can be used repeatedly in the future to enhance its spread. Data can be converted into pictures, comics, videos, etc. in order to attract more public interest.

信息图示的第一次尝试 :2012 年 5 月 31 日, 中国卫生部首次发布的 中国吸烟危害健康报告 为了进一步推广其中关于吸烟危害的知识, 与果壳合作了一系列数字图形 文章 趣味知识问答等传播内容

Key factors lead to effective tobacco control policy communications ( 3 ) All policy decisions have timelines. Developing a communication plan at a critical time node is top priority for effective communication. Take March 1, 2017, " Regulations of Shanghai Municipality on Smoking Control in Public Places" as an example in effect. Included in the legislative plan Draft submitte d to the Municipal People's Congress First consideration Open for comments Secon d delibe ration Third trial passed Comes into effect 2016/02 2016/05 2016/07/27 2016/07/28 08/19 2016/11/11 2017/03/01 The time period for deliberation and for the public to submit comments that happens before the policy (law) is passed is crucial to develop communication strategies that can point out problems as well to involve more public to participant in. From the adoption to the formal entry into force is the law. Government departments will have a corresponding communication program. Social organizations can carry out activities to increase policy exposure at the public level and prepare for execution. After formal implementation of policy, there is still a need for continuous supervision by civil society, urging the government to enforce the law, as well as actively carrying out other assesments.

2016 May 29, Institute of Health Communications, Fudan University Tobacco Control Research Center, published the average results of PM2.5 pollution inside and outside of smoking rooms in Shanghai bus station and discovered strong indoors pollution. 2016 June 23, Shanghai Taxin Health Promotion Center, Shanghai Controlled Smoking Association and the Shanghai Municipal Preventive Medicine Association cosponsored a workplace initiative initiative to promote smoke-free working environments - Praise the smokefree CEO 2016 July 31, Fudan University Tobacco Control Research Center, together with YOLORUN, held an activity called Smoke-free Shanghai, running towards health 2016 August 20, World Health Organization in China, China Controlled Smoking Association, New Research Center for Health Development and other tobacco control institutions supported the Shanghai smoke-free initiatives. 2017 February 14, a popular music band called SNH48 performed a song called The smoke-free love song for the countdown of smoke-free Shanghai.

After a year of Beijing city issuing the Beijing Controlled Smoking Ordinance, the effect is remarkable.

Key factors lead to effective tobacco control policy communications ( 4 ) #protectthemostpeople# Unparalleled advantages of traditional media: Credibility, authority Topics discussed in-depth Professional journalism The role of social media: Knowledge popularisation Reflect public opinion Encourage public engagement and motivation More flexible and downto-earth They should support each other, integrate, and maintain core information consistent. Social media: Initiate and improve the topical words, KOL communication, number of likes, topic integration; Traditional media: The merging of seminar topics, photos and videos as well and topical words of a seminar, continuing the advertising of topical words on media marketing; additional marketing of public social media accounts of traditional media;

1 2 3 Data, evidence, accurate core information easily become "flattening". If the audience is fatigued, dissemination influence is weaker. How to find and lock people's emotional bounds? How can the precise, evidence-based contents of a public health issue stand out in a ocean of (false)informatio n and gain more people s recognition? When we are still discussing how to target women, men, children, the elderly, white-collar workers, we must remember that the network civilization has "evolved" to the identify with ingroup labels. How does policy communication keep up with this era?