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  1. Textbooks 
  2. Posters 
  3. Film Strips
  4. Audio Cassettes 
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Option 4 : Audio Cassettes 

Concept:

  • Health education is educating the patient regarding their disease condition and progress of the disease
  • Health education can be given in community wise as well as to the hospital based people
  • This can be delivered by using flashcards, charts, posters and other methods
  • Audio aids and visual aids can be used to deliver the education to the public
  • Visual aids are like projector, OHP sheets, power point presentation and video presentation can be given
  • Audio aids like tape recorder and other tools are used for educating the public

 

  • Health education can reduce the stress among the clients
  • It improves the knowledge and changes the lifestyle of public
  • Posters are images which are drawn neatly and presented
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