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John Pruitt - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Persona Family Planning
The Essential Persona Lifecycle: Your Guide to Building and Using Personas, 2010Co-Authors: Tamara Adlin, John PruittAbstract:This chapter discusses the persona Family Planning. Family Planning is the first Phase in persona process. It is the time when one does some investigation and strategic thinking about their organization and its approach to user-centered design (UCD) and development. One's personas is not introduced to the rest of their organization until the birth and maturation Phase, but the ultimate success one has with them depends a lot on the work one has done during the Family Planning Phase. It is critical that one use this time to think up front about what happens after the personas are created. The four major activities during the Family Planning Phase are: building a core team, researching own organization, creating an action plan, and collecting data.
Tamara Adlin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Persona Family Planning
The Essential Persona Lifecycle: Your Guide to Building and Using Personas, 2010Co-Authors: Tamara Adlin, John PruittAbstract:This chapter discusses the persona Family Planning. Family Planning is the first Phase in persona process. It is the time when one does some investigation and strategic thinking about their organization and its approach to user-centered design (UCD) and development. One's personas is not introduced to the rest of their organization until the birth and maturation Phase, but the ultimate success one has with them depends a lot on the work one has done during the Family Planning Phase. It is critical that one use this time to think up front about what happens after the personas are created. The four major activities during the Family Planning Phase are: building a core team, researching own organization, creating an action plan, and collecting data.
Church C - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The merging of two campaigns: the impact of complementary Family Planning promotion interventions in Nigeria.
1994Co-Authors: Rimon Jg D, Kiragu K, Krenn S, Kusimeju B, Church CAbstract:Between 1988 and 1993 2 Family Planning communication projects The Music Project and The Logo Project were implemented in Nigeria. Launched in 1988 Phase I of the Music Project involved the production of 2 Family Planning songs performed by 2 of the most popular artists in the country. Phase II comprised promotion of the message of the songs. The artists performed to large crowds publicized child survival and Family Planning visited maternal/child health and Family Planning clinics and gave talks on Family Planning. Phase II Public Service Announcements (PSAs) encouraged potential clients to visit Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria (PPFN) facilities as well as public clinics. 6 TV and 6 radio PSAs were aired addressing early marriage and Family Planning. The PSAs were aired June-November 1992 about 4/day on radio and about 2/day on TV. The Logo Project developed a national Family Planning symbol that was placed in over 40000 Family Planning service outlets. The Recognition Phase was implemented between April 1992 and August 1993 through mass media billboards and posters. A pre- and a post-campaign household survey of 1500 men and women of reproductive age was conducted in 3 states. Over 90% had access to radio and over 75% had access to TV. The age of respondents was about 34 years for men and 28 years for women. Nearly 2/3 were exposed to at least one of the PSAs. 69% had been exposed to the Family Planning logo 62% agreed with its message 32% had discussed it with someone 18% had taken some FP action as a result of seeing the logo and 9% obtained a FP method.A 3-point scale suggested that 74% of the respondents were exposed to the campaign in one way or another.
Rimon Jg D - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The merging of two campaigns: the impact of complementary Family Planning promotion interventions in Nigeria.
1994Co-Authors: Rimon Jg D, Kiragu K, Krenn S, Kusimeju B, Church CAbstract:Between 1988 and 1993 2 Family Planning communication projects The Music Project and The Logo Project were implemented in Nigeria. Launched in 1988 Phase I of the Music Project involved the production of 2 Family Planning songs performed by 2 of the most popular artists in the country. Phase II comprised promotion of the message of the songs. The artists performed to large crowds publicized child survival and Family Planning visited maternal/child health and Family Planning clinics and gave talks on Family Planning. Phase II Public Service Announcements (PSAs) encouraged potential clients to visit Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria (PPFN) facilities as well as public clinics. 6 TV and 6 radio PSAs were aired addressing early marriage and Family Planning. The PSAs were aired June-November 1992 about 4/day on radio and about 2/day on TV. The Logo Project developed a national Family Planning symbol that was placed in over 40000 Family Planning service outlets. The Recognition Phase was implemented between April 1992 and August 1993 through mass media billboards and posters. A pre- and a post-campaign household survey of 1500 men and women of reproductive age was conducted in 3 states. Over 90% had access to radio and over 75% had access to TV. The age of respondents was about 34 years for men and 28 years for women. Nearly 2/3 were exposed to at least one of the PSAs. 69% had been exposed to the Family Planning logo 62% agreed with its message 32% had discussed it with someone 18% had taken some FP action as a result of seeing the logo and 9% obtained a FP method.A 3-point scale suggested that 74% of the respondents were exposed to the campaign in one way or another.
Kusimeju B - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The merging of two campaigns: the impact of complementary Family Planning promotion interventions in Nigeria.
1994Co-Authors: Rimon Jg D, Kiragu K, Krenn S, Kusimeju B, Church CAbstract:Between 1988 and 1993 2 Family Planning communication projects The Music Project and The Logo Project were implemented in Nigeria. Launched in 1988 Phase I of the Music Project involved the production of 2 Family Planning songs performed by 2 of the most popular artists in the country. Phase II comprised promotion of the message of the songs. The artists performed to large crowds publicized child survival and Family Planning visited maternal/child health and Family Planning clinics and gave talks on Family Planning. Phase II Public Service Announcements (PSAs) encouraged potential clients to visit Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria (PPFN) facilities as well as public clinics. 6 TV and 6 radio PSAs were aired addressing early marriage and Family Planning. The PSAs were aired June-November 1992 about 4/day on radio and about 2/day on TV. The Logo Project developed a national Family Planning symbol that was placed in over 40000 Family Planning service outlets. The Recognition Phase was implemented between April 1992 and August 1993 through mass media billboards and posters. A pre- and a post-campaign household survey of 1500 men and women of reproductive age was conducted in 3 states. Over 90% had access to radio and over 75% had access to TV. The age of respondents was about 34 years for men and 28 years for women. Nearly 2/3 were exposed to at least one of the PSAs. 69% had been exposed to the Family Planning logo 62% agreed with its message 32% had discussed it with someone 18% had taken some FP action as a result of seeing the logo and 9% obtained a FP method.A 3-point scale suggested that 74% of the respondents were exposed to the campaign in one way or another.
