Making Content Meaningful: A Guide to Adapting Existing Global Health Content for Different Audiences
The Knowledge for Health (K4Health) project developed this adaptation guide to expand the reach, usefulness, and use of evidence-based global health content, specifically as it relates to family planning. The guide outlines a framework with key steps and questions for consideration as well as activity sheets and an illustrative as well as real-life case studies that will help a user in making informed decisions in the content adaptation process.
The intended users of this guide are program managers and implementers working in the health and development sectors who are interested in taking advantage of openly accessible health content—without having to develop content from scratch—to better serve their clients and communities. On a broader level, this guide is for anyone interested in adapting, repackaging, and redistributing open access educational content in different delivery formats.
- A Field Guide to Designing a Health Communication Strategy
- Leadership in Strategic Communication: Making a Difference in Infectious Disease and Reproductive Health
- Radio and HIV/AIDS: Making a Difference [Handbook]
- The Care Group Difference: A Guide to Mobilizing Community-Based Volunteer Health Educators
- Learning Package for SBCC Facilitator's Guide
- Postpartum Family Planning (PPFP) Toolkit
- JHU/CCP Pathways Models
- Straight to the Point Capacity Building Tools
- Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC): Demand Creation Toolkit
- The P-Process
- Your Child's Health Depends on You
- Expanding Access to Family Planning Services at the Community Level
- Data on a Dime: Designing an Effective Monitoring & Evaluation Strategy on a Budget
- Situation Analysis of Behavior Change Communication Activities in Bihar
- Uganda Schistosomiasis Prevention Communication Campaign- Radio Monitoring Plan
March 25, 2019