- Choose a health communication topic: Topics can be interpreted broadly, but some examples include but are not limited to disclosing health concerns to others (e.g. romantic partners, friends, family, etc.), patient-provider discussions about a specific health concern, a recent health campaign aimed at improving community wellbeing, etc.
- Consider which communication theories could apply. Depending on your topic, you may need to do some additional research. What health communication theories are being used in academic journals to explain your topic or a similar topic? What theories are you aware of from course readings that might apply?
- Reflect on how topic and theory relates to your life. Reflect on your own relationship with the topic…tell a story about your own personal experiences. Consider how the course content may have informed or raised questions about some aspect of your health-related experiences. For example, what new thoughts has this concept raised for you about your own health beliefs and behaviors? You might consider telling a brief story about how you were influenced (or not influenced) by something you saw in the media.
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