Social Marketing (directive 5.4) • Continue the social marketing campaign as a strategy to challenge societal norms, create supportive environments and provide continuum of care through online peer support. This can b - Societal marketing - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Social Marketing (directive 5.4) • Continue the social marketing campaign as a strategy to challenge societal norms, create supportive environments and provide continuum of care through online peer support. This can b Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-12-10 08:58:24 Open Document File Size: 187,75 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Evaluation Working Group / / Country Canada / / Facility Dalhousie University / / IndustryTerm online sharing / online peer support / print media / Obesity Prevention / e.g. social media / online community / / Organization United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / World Health Organization / Provincial Breastfeeding Steering Committee / Department of Health / Dalhousie University / / Person Nova Scotians / Sara Kirk / / Position understanding forward / Governor / Executive / / ProvinceOrState Nova Scotia / / RadioStation Nova / / URL www.first6weeks.ca / www.gov.ns.ca / / SocialTag Behavior Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes Human breast milk Breastfeeding promotion History and culture of breastfeeding Breastfeeding Human development Childhood

Social Marketing (directive 5.4) • Continue the social marketing campaign as a strategy to challenge societal norms, create supportive environments and provide continuum of care through online peer support. This can bAdd to Reading List