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Portfolio
Below are examples of publications that we have developed, consulted
on or assisted with in some way.
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How to Respond: Injury and Illness at School
Last revised: 2009
Languages: English
This booklet is organized based on the American Academy of
Pediatrics' course book, "Pediatric First Aid for Caregivers
and Teachers". This publication as been reviewed and
approved by the Washington Chapter of the American Academy
of Pediatrics, School Nurse Organization of Washington,
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, and
Washington State Department of Health. The Office of Health Promotion was
responsible for researching, coordinating reviews, writing, editing, design and
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Be a Germ-Buster...Wash Your Hands!
Last revised: 2006
Languages: Chinese, Korean, Russian, Spanish
This poster was first developed by the Department of Social
and Health Services in the late 1980s. It is one of
the most requested publications distributed by the
Department of Health and has been adapted by other states.
The Office of Health Promotion maintains this poster and
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Birth Control: Choosing the Method That's Right For You
Last revised: 2007
Languages: English, Spanish
This shingle-cut brochure, produced by the
Family Planning and
Reproductive Health program at the Department of Health, is another one of the
Department of Health's most requested publications. This
updated version includes a section with healthy living
messages for women that were developed using focus groups. The
Office of Health Promotion
provided assistance with audience testing, editing, photography, design and
layout. |
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Give Your Baby a Healthy Start
Last revised: 2004
Languages: Arabic, Cambodian, Chinese, English,
Korean, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Vietnamese
This publication, produced by the
WIC
(Women, Infants & Children Nutrition) program at the
Department of Health, is one of a series of 12 nutrition and child
development brochures. Through field testing and evaluation,
the Office of Health Promotion helped to adapt and translate
this publication into nine languages. |
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Preparing for Pandemic Influenza: A Personal and Family
Guide
Last revised: 2006
Languages: English, Spanish
This publication, developed and produced by the Department
of Health's
Communications Office, combines health education and
emergency preparedness information. The Office of Health
Promotion provided assistance with review, design and
layout.
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Living with MRSA
Last revised: 2008
Languages: Arabic, Cambodian, Chinese, English,
Korean, Spanish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese This booklet was a collaboration between Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, Group Health
Cooperative, MultiCare Health System and the Department of
Health. The Office of Health Promotion provided assistance with formative research,
audience testing, editing, illustrations, design and layout. |
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Don't Feed These Foods to Babies Under 1 Year Old
Last revised: 2009
Languages: English, SpanishThis updated poster is
one of four publications in the Child Care series. The
Office of Health Promotion was responsible for researching,
writing, audience testing, editing, design and layout. |
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BE AWARE These Foods May Cause Choking in Toddlers
Last revised: 2009
Languages: English, SpanishThis updated poster is
one of four publications in the Child Care series. The
Office of Health Promotion was responsible for researching,
writing, audience testing, editing, design and layout. |
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When Bottle Feeding a Baby...
Last revised: 2009
Languages: English, SpanishThis updated poster is
one of four publications in the Child Care series. The
Office of Health Promotion was responsible for researching,
writing, audience testing, editing, design and layout. |
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How to Change a Diaper
Last revised: 2009
Languages: English, Spanish
This updated poster is one of four publications in the
Child Care series. The Office of Health Promotion was
responsible for researching, writing, audience testing,
editing, design and layout. |
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