Sharing Information and Resources with Your Community Using Social Media | Western Region Public Health Training Center

This training is a recording of Jon Ford speaking at the St. Luke’s Health Initiatives on September 25th, 2015. Mr. Ford discusses effective ways to share information and resources with your community through social media. He presents several important rules to follow when using social media and relates them to the example of encouraging uninsured Arizonians to sign up for health insurance.

Main Learning Objective:
At the end of this video, viewers will have a better understanding of effective ways to communicate information and resources with their community through social media use.

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