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This guide to communication program planning draws on the National Cancer Institute's 25 years of experience in health communication. The planning steps in this book can help make any communication program work, regardless of size, topic, geographic span, intended audience, or budget. The key is reading all the steps and adapting those relevant to your program at a level of effort appropriate to the program's scope. The tips and sidebars throughout the book suggest ways to tailor the process to your various communication needs.
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