Effective Messaging in Environmental Crises: A Study of Public Health Communication during Natural Disasters
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public health communication, natural disasters, crisis communication, risk communication, environmental crises, message framing, channel selection, trust, credibility, cultural sensitivitySamenvatting
This study examines the effectiveness of public health communication in mitigating the impact of natural disasters. By analyzing communication strategies employed during various environmental crises, this research aims to identify key factors that contribute to successful public engagement and behavioral change. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature and case studies, this study explores the impact of message framing, channel selection, and timing on public perception and response. Additionally, the research delves into the role of trust, credibility, and cultural sensitivity in shaping public discourse during disasters. Findings from this study will provide valuable insights for policymakers, public health officials, and communication professionals to enhance the effectiveness of their messaging during future environmental crises.
