ASK the Government to look at your health problems
Laughter is the best medicine so it’s great that FMB has fun bloggers like DaddyP in its community.
But apart from having a good time blogging, your blog can make a difference in your and other people’s life.
Remember when I asked yesterday: what do you do when 960 children will die before you go to sleep? The comments were little because when you think inside the box, you already have enough on your hands with your own children…
But think outside the box!
We bloggers have a strong voice reaching hundreds or even thousands of people each and every day. So one day governments will finally hear our voices, and these days are closer by than ever.
If you don’t have a blog, you can speak your voice in the health communication study.
This study will test what we all know already:
the Internet is a good way
to acquire information and
to interact with others who share similar issues.
But in order for governments and health care providers to take us serious, they need an "advanced theoretical work" in order to take action.
Luckily Dr. Jeong-Nam Kim at Purdue University took the initiative to start writing his "advanced theoretical work" in his health communication study and he needs the help of every blogger and blog reader like you.
So if you want the government and health care providers to listen and solve your health problems, please take the survey now.
The survey is not only for people with chronic health problems but for everybody involved in online communication like:
- bloggers,
- people who read and comment on blogs,
- FMB community members like you and me.
So next time somebody asks you what you did to save 960 children from dying, you can say you took the health communication survey
in order to
make the government and health care providers
listen to your problems.
I’ll go and have a look young Linky …….. whooooosh
@DaddyP
Thanks DP, who is next?
Who is doing the above survey?
Dr. Jeong-Nam Kim.
He specializes in public opinion and the role of communication in problem solving.
Jeong-Nam is preparing a new chapter on social activism for The Global Public Relations Handbook: examining public relations as it takes place around the world.
Since FMB is a worldwide community, it should be included when the response on the survey is huge