Illustrative Example for Chlorhexidine

Step 1: Analyze the Situation

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Step 2: Define a Vision

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Step 3: Choose the Target Audiences

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Step 4: Select Key Messages

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Step 5: Determine Activities and Interventions

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Step 6: Plan for Monitoring and Evaluation

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