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. 2015 Mar-Apr;130(2):128-33.
doi: 10.1177/003335491513000205.

Health communications and community mobilization during an Ebola response: partnerships with community and faith-based organizations

Scott Santibañez  1 , Vivi Siegel  1 , Megan O'Sullivan  1 , Romel Lacson  1 , Connie Jorstad  2
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Health communications and community mobilization during an Ebola response: partnerships with community and faith-based organizations

Scott Santibañez et al. Public Health Rep. 2015 Mar-Apr.
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Information health communicators can use to help community and faith-based organizations understand and address stigmatization during an Ebola response
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Resources for health communicators on how to work with community and faith-based organizations to prepare for an Ebola response and other public health emergencies
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