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What is the CDC health Communicators social media Toolkit?

This toolkit was designed to provide guidance and to the share lessons learned in more than three years of integrating social media into CDC health communication campaigns, activities and emergency response efforts.

Is social media a reliable source for health information?

The reliability of health information on social media was met for 51% of participants, and 81.4% claimed that the health information obtained was knowledgeable. However, only 29% share their personal health experience with the public on social media.

What is social media tool kit?

Social media toolkits make it easy for your organizations supporters and members to create relevant posts that promote a cause or event. Theyre similar to a press kit, with one major difference: your audience.

Are social media health campaigns effective?

Preliminary evidence shows that social media interventions can effectively promote health behaviour change [9]. Health promotion campaigns effectively contribute to increased awareness of health issues using social media to enhance the willingness of social media users to discuss the issues openly [5].

How does the CDC use social media?

CDC uses social media to provide users with credible, science-based health information. We welcome your comments on CDCs social channels, but please be respectful. CDC reserves the right to hide, remove, and/or not allow comments to be posted.

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