Health communication strategy based on the factors that influence the prevention of chinkungunya, dengue and Zika in Latin America

Abstract

Diseases chinkungunya, breakbone fever and zika cause big risks of infection in Latin America, due to low rate of existent communication regarding the forms to prevent these diseases. The objective of investigation is to propose a strategy of communication as from determining the factors that influence the chinkungunya's prevention, breakbone fever and zika in Latin America. The analysis of the conceptual diffuse map and the resulting womb highlight the sanitary communication like a central pillar that shows increased the power of by the effective implementation of them TIC and the well-designed formulation of strategies of communication. A significant link between these strategies and the governmental support are identified, that it is indispensable for the success of the programs of public health. The results of the conceptual map suggest than a sanitary robust communication and strategically designed improvement the regional step of health and key is for reducing the risk of sprouts of breakbone fever, chikungunya and zika. The importance of a communicative and interdisciplinary focus that incorporate multiple actors is stressed, once the governments were included, health-care professionals and the community in general, for the better the prevention of these diseases zoonóticas. The womb reaffirms the need of a design innovative comunicacional that you consider factors socioculturales and educational to guarantee that the information did not sole spread him out but also understand him and apply him. The findings derived of investigation back up the implementation of a telling strategy integrated and adapted that may respond to dynamically the evolution of the diseases and to the changes in perceptions and the population's behaviors