The Public Health Communications Collaborative knows that trust is the keystone of successful public health messages. When health messengers and their messages are trusted, audiences are more likely to engage with and act on public health recommendations. And that’s critical to achieving community health goals and improved outcomes.
To center trust in your communications, consider the insights and tips in this resource. It can help you reevaluate and refine your communications production approach from planning to execution to evaluation for continuous improvement.
PDF: Building Trust in Public Health Communications
For additional resources and evidence-based messaging guidance, visit the following PHCC webpages: