Navigator Best Practices | Western Region Public Health Training Center

In this training, the first speaker talks about her experience with young adults (aged 18-34). She dispels common misconceptions about young adults and offered some of the best ways to reach out to this population. The keynote speaker, Byron Lewis then discusses the best practices in regards to educating the public on the Affordable Care Act. He emphasizes the importance of outreach and how to communicate the facts, not opinions. Throughout his lecture, he uncovers the truths about the Affordable Care Act.

Learning Objectives:

The viewer will be able to recognize some common misconceptions of young adults and the Affordable Care Act.
By the end of the video, viewers will be able to implement best practices when educating communities on the Affordable Care Act.

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