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Jeannette Bryant, BS, MPH Presenter Kids Be Aware! Disease Awareness Program

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Jeannette Bryant, BS, MPH

Presenter

Kids Be Aware! Disease Awareness Program

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Background

Goals

Rationale

Objectives

Methods

Results

How can you help?

Limitations

Conclusion

Recommendations

Acknowledgements

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Curriculum And Books Display

The focus is on:

How kids view TB

What kids know about

tuberculosis

How to increase TB

awareness among

children

How to promote healthy

behaviors

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Health education lacks tangible resources .

Kids Be Aware was created to address community

needs.

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The goal of the program is to raise TB

awareness among children.

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Upstream intervention (acting early)

Prevention of communicable diseases is

necessary in childhood.

Intervention from children to adults

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Increase knowledge

with regard to the

spread and prevention

of TB disease

Promote better health

behaviors

Build healthy

relationships among

children

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A needs assessment was used to determine the need

for early TB education among children in schools and in

the community.

100 surveys were collected from parents

20-parent focus group study was conducted

20 parent interviews

20 children interviews (ages 9 to 15) were conducted

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Parents were asked about the need of a TB program in

the community for children.

Parents from the focus group were interviewed with

regard to the appropriateness of the program.

Children ages 9 to 15 were interviewed.

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Good perceptions about the program

Choice of material

used

Books will increase TB awareness

Children's thoughts about the program

Surveys 100% 80% 90%

Focus group 100% 95% 100%

Interviews 100% 100% 95% 100%

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Views of parents and children with regard to the program

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Title message

appropriate

Program needed

Target age appropriate

Books content

appropriate

Surveys 100% 99% 95% 100%

Interviews 100% 95% 80% 95%

Focus group 100% 100% 95% 100%

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Children’s feelings about the program

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Children's responses

Books will improve health behaviors

TB education is needed

Books are a great method for TB education

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Introduce the program into the schools and in

the community.

Advocate for TB awareness among children

Encourage behavior change

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The sample size used provides limited

information

A pilot study would provide ample information

if performed.

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The findings show there is a need for early TB education.

The books and curriculum activities will help increase TB awareness

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Introduce the books into schools

Parents and children want the program funded

and implemented.

For more information, please visit us at:

http://www.kids-be-aware.org

Or simply email us at: [email protected]

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For his time, input and knowledge in making

this project possible:

Alawode Oladele, MD, MPH

Medical Director of County Wide Services

DeKalb Board of Health

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“Love What You Do.

Do What You Love.”

-Wayne Dyer