"This guidebook is designed to be used by public health practitioners for crisis communication on social media during emerging infectious disease outbreaks. The guidebook will help stakeholders understand how to best combine evidence on crisis communication during an emerging infectious disease, best practices for social media, and how to leverage communication channels for the greatest reach and acceptance of messages." - Social Media Crisis Communication Guidebook for Public Health
Additional Authors: Jennifer McWhirter, Daniel Gillis, Greg Penney, Danielle Tremblay, Maureen Dobbins, Sarah Neil-Sztramko, Emily Clark
Social Media Crisis Communication Guidebook for Public Health
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