Who is the target group of health promotion?

1. A kind of target population: refers to people who are expected to directly adopt suggested health behaviors after receiving education. For example, in the breastfeeding community health education program, pregnant women and nursing mothers; Health intervention to prevent stroke is a group of hypertensive patients.

2. Secondary target population: refers to people who are closely related to the primary target population and have certain influence on their beliefs, attitudes and behaviors. Such as husbands, parents, relatives, friends and companions of pregnant women and nursing mothers in breastfeeding community health education programs. Family members, patients and medical staff of patients with hypertension are all involved in health intervention to prevent stroke.

3. Three-level target population: refers to people who have a significant impact on the implementation and success of the plan. Such as leadership, administrative decision makers and economic supporters.