Health Sciences 3910F/G Chapter 6: Developing a Dissemination Plan

• School: Western University
• Department: Health Sciences
• Course: Health Sciences 3910F/G
• Professor: Shauna Burke

Document Summary

If the purpose of the dissemination plan is to add to the existing base of knowledge, then in most cases a conference, website, and journal articles are sufficient to do this. Journal articles are often the first vehicles used to disseminate information. Research from various disciplines suggests that few individuals take action when they know little to nothing about a specific topic. There are four stages in this model, which was developed by grow. Each stage involves a role and examples. Despite differences between various models, there are a few common components. People in the beginning stages of change are often unaware that they need to change, while the responsibility of the proposed initiatives relies on other stakeholders (end. The amount of time and effort that people in the beginning stage of change are willing to put in is often limited. This model is influenced by the marketing model. Faculty members know minimal about the proposed innovation.