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Group members: Le Thi Van An - s3260612 Doan Thi Cam Nhung - s3297019 Lecturer: Duong Trong Hue The application of the speed of Innovation in DOI

Speed of Innovation in DOI

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Group members:Le Thi Van An - s3260612Doan Thi Cam Nhung - s3297019

Lecturer:Duong Trong Hue

The application of the

speed of Innovation in DOI

Presentation Structure

• Review

• Case study about HIV/AIDS prevention

• Discussion

Activity

5 Characteristics of Innovation

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Relative advantage – is the _______ to which an innovation is perceived as ______ than the idea it supersedes. The degree of relative advantage may be measured in economic terms, but ______________, convenience, and ____________ are also important factors.

Compatibility – is the degree to which an innovation is perceived as being __________

with the ________ values, ______ experience, and ______ of potential adopters.

Complexity – is the degree to which an innovation is perceived as _________ to

understand and use.

Trialability – is the degree to which an innovation may be _____________ with

on a limited basis.

Obserability – is the degree to which the results of an innovation are ______ to

others. The _______ it is for individuals to see the results of an innovation, the ______ likely they are to adopt it.

REVIEW

degree better

social prestige satisfaction

consistent

existing past needs

difficult

experimented

visible

easier more

Rogers (2003)

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

HIV/AIDS prevention

Needle exchange

ABCs(Abstinence, Being

faithful, and Condom use)

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HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS HIV

/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

1990 - 8 million people

1997 - 22 million people

2007 - 33 million people

> 30 million have died

> 90 percent in the developing world (Globalhealth.org)

85% of HIV transmission is heterosexual (Sharma 2010)

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

➯ Importance of ABCs as the preventive innovation

What is a preventive innovation?

“An idea that an individual adopts at one point in time in order to lower the probability that some future unwanted event may occur.”

Rogers (2003)

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

ABCs• An preventive innovation aiming to reduce the spread of

HIV/AIDS

• Created by the Filipino Secretary of Health

• Prevent HIV/AIDS based on sexual transmission

A – Abstain: abstain from sex

B - Being faithful: being faithful if you not abstain

C – Condom: Use condom if you are not faithful

(‘The ABC of HIV prevention’ n.d.)

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

STOP AIDS

In 1984, the campaign developed in San Francisco Target gay community Using influential membership within gay population to spread HIV

information Success - achieved 30.000 gay men participated within 3 years

(‘About Stop AIDS’ 2011)

http://www.dipity.com/lguerrac/personal/

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

DOI and the success of the campaign

• Opinion leaders/ early adopters

• Communication channels

• Characteristics of the SF’s gay community

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

Topic for discussion:

Do you think that ABCs will be successful when it comes to developing countries? Give your answer base on the 5 elements of the innovation in DOI theory.

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

Evaluation based on the 5 elements:

• Relative Advantage

• Compatibility

• Complexity

• Triability

• Observability

Case study: HIV/AIDS prevention

Reference‘ABC of HIV prevention’ n.d., International HIV and AIDS charity, viewed 18 August 2011, <http://www.avert.org/abc-hiv.htm>.

‘About Stop AIDS’ 2011, STOP AIDS project, viewed 18 August 2011, <http://stopaids.org/about>.

AVERTing HIV and AIDS, AIDS, viewed 14 August 2011, <http://www.avert.org/aids.htm>. AVERTing HIV and AIDS, AIDS Timeline, viewed 14 August 2011, <http://www.avert.org/aids-timeline.htm>.

Bertrand, J 2004, ‘Diffusion of Innovation and HIV/AIDS’, Journal of Health Communication, vol. 9, pp. 113-121.

Global Health Council, The Impacts of HIV/AIDS, viewed 15 August 2011, <http://www.globalhealth.org/hiv_aids/?gclid=CML4qq_v1aoCFaQF4godeFJf6Q#top>.

Rogers, M 2003, Diffusion of Innovations,5th edn, Free Press, New York, pp. 229-258.

Sharma, S 2010, ‘HIV/AIDS’, E-medicine Health, 7 July, viewed 15 August 2011, <http://www.emedicinehealth.com/hivaids/article_em.htm>.

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