1. Risk Communication Flashcards
(24 cards)
A probability or threat of damage, loss, or any other negative occurrence that is caused by external or internal vulnerabilities, and that may be avoided throug preemptive action
Risk
What is the Risk equation?
Risk=Probability x Severity
or
Risk = Hazard + Outrage
Risk preception is the combination of ____ and ___
Thought and emotion
Human reaction to riskL
- Acceptance
- Fear
- Denial
- Panic
T/F Denial is more common than fear
F
T/F Denial is more dangerous than fear
T
T/F Denial is more common than panic
T
What are the 3 ways denial is reduced
- We legitimize the fear
- We take actions to address fear
- We make decisions to act from a given range of options
Public health activities to ensure that messages and strategies designed to prevent exposure, adverse human health effects, and diminished quality of life are effectively communicated to the public
Risk communication
What are the components of the Sandman’s 4 Tasks of risk communication
- Outrage Management
- Crisis communication
- precaution advocacy
- perfection
When the hazard is high and the outrage is low:
Precaution advocacy
When the hazard is low and the outrage is hig:
Outrage management
When the hazard is high and the outrage is low:
Crisis communication
When hazard and outrage are both intermediate
Perfection
What are the 11 best practices of risk communication
- risk and commun. is an ongoing process
- conduct pre-event planning
- foster partnerships with the public
- Collaborate and coordinate with credible sources
- meet the needs of the mdia
- listen to the public’s concerns
- Communicate clearly w/ compassion
- Demonstrate honesty
- Treat emotions as legit.
- Accept uncertainty
- Give people meaningful actions to do
What are the 2 common risk communication mistakes in vet med
- Withholding info
2. over-assurance of audience
What are the 5 parts of the risk communication life cycle?
- pre-crisis
- Initial
- Maintenance
- Resolution
- Evaluation
What are the 3 tasks of the pre crissi
- be prepared
- Foster Alliances
- Test messages
What are the 5 tasks of the inital incidence
- acknoledge event with empathy
- explain and inform public
- establish agency credibility
- Provide emergency courses of action
- Commit to stakeholders and public to continue communication
What are the 6 parts of maintenence of disaster?
- help public understand risk
- provide background
- gain understanding and support
- listen to feedback
- emergency recommendations
- Empower risk/benefit
What are the 3 parts of resolution?
- improve public response
- Examine problems
- Persuade public to support policy
- Promote the activities and capabilities of agency
What are the 3 parts of evaluation?
- Evaluate communication plan
- Document lessons
- Determine specific improvement actions
Roadmap for displaying detailed hierarchially organized responses to anticipated questions/concerns
Message mapping
What are the 4 steps to message mapping?
- identify stakeholders
- ID concerns
- Analyze Qs to ID common sets of underlying concerns
- Develop Key messages in response to the generate list