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Public Health Communication System
(PHCS)
PHCS is part of the HCPHES public health preparedness program. The role of this network is to inform, educate and empower the Harris County community during a public health threat or emergency.
PHCS Goals
Develop a network of community partners who will provide accurate, informative and redundant messages disseminated through a variety of communication modes.
Increase community awareness of and access to public health and emergency preparedness resources.
Community Partners
- Government Agencies & Officials
- Libraries, Schools & Community Centers
- Hospitals, Colleges & Businesses
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Community Based Organizations
- Media (TV, radio or print)
- Housing & Apartment Associations
- Other community organizations
- EMS
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- Role of the Community
Partner
The Community Partner agrees to disseminate information to the community by utilizing their respective communication modes during a public health threat or emergency (email, faxes, flyer and or poster display, public service announcements, public meetings, etc).
- Benefit to the Community
- Receipt of accurate and redundant messages during a public health emergency.
- Assurance that PHCS Community
Partners are committed to provide the community access
to vital information during a public health threat or emergency
about the Public Health Communication System
- (PHCS)
For more information, contact Melissa
E. Shelton, Health Communications Coordinator, The Office of
Public Information at (713) 439-6246 or email phcs.
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Last updated: October 14, 2008
Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services
2223 West Loop South
Houston, TX 77027
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