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KMID : 0353019700070010461
Korean Journal of Public Health
1970 Volume.7 No. 1 p.461 ~ p.467
A Suggested Program Planning for Improved Health Education

Abstract
In 1963, the Health Education Sub-section was established under the Public Health Section of the Demonstration Health province, Chungchong Namdo. For the duration of the first five-year health planning (1963-1968), the Sub-section had been worked in collaboration with W.H.O. Local Health Services Team health educator. It is obvious that the health education program was initiated and developed for the first time in the province by the above W.H.O. health educator until 1968. However, it was seemed that although the health education activities in the demonstration province had been developed and extended, it was not carried out systematically or satisfactorily due to the reason that this province has ever not been experienced such a health program before. Then the writer became to attempt to solve the problems with which this Sub-section is confronted and to systematize and improve the program by analyzing the health education activities, especially 1968¢¥ in the province. As the result of this analysis, the following conclusions were obtained.
1. More professional and skilful training in health education should be given to the public health workers assigned to the health education sub-section of public health section within the demonstration health province
2. Training for health education should be given to present health workers at health center level to use them as health educators in future.
3. Budget for health education should be allocated as much as to be used for both of health education materials production and field trip to make inspection and guide of health education activities by health centers.
4. A health education workshop should be established for artician¢¥s efficient work and to keep health education equipments.
5. A health education mobile unit is needed for both of extending health education activities to terminal community and promoting promptitude in health education program.
6. Other health sections health education programs should be integrated into the health education subsection to unify the programs and to save money for the health education programmes.
7. A consideration should be given to the present health worker both for industrial premises health and vital statistics assigned to seven health centers and three demonstration health center to receive professional training in each field.
8. A reasonable consideration for three-demonstration primary school health should be given also planning in health education to be an integral part of the total curriculums.
9. Health education sub-section¢¥s staff should be increased from present three to at least five persons.
10. Present health personnel system should be changed to assign health educator to all the health centers.
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