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Below are examples of materials either developed solely by the Office of Health Promotion or in collaboration with other Department of Health programs or community organizations.  
 

Sickness and Injury in Schools
Last revised: 2001
Languages: English

This shingle-cut brochure is quick reference guide designed for school and day care staff. The Office of Health Promotion was responsible for researching, writing, editing, design and layout. An updated version is planned for Fall 2007.

 

   

Healthy Aging in Washington State: The Need for Action
Last revised: 2007
Languages: English

This booklet, first published in 2003, represents a major contribution to healthy aging resources in our state. The Office of Health Promotion provided writing, editing, design and layout assistance with the help of a CDC prevention specialist who worked on the project for two years.

   

Be a Germbuster: 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 oversees translations.


 

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.
   
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 the brochures for nine languages, including cultural appropriateness.
   
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.
 
   
Living with MRSA
Last revised: 2006
Languages: English, Spanish

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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Last Updated: 05/06/2008 02:31 PM