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Health Communication: From Theory to Practice

San Francisco: Jossey-Bass (2007), xxiv, 436 pp.

Contains web directory pp. 361-370, glossary pp. 371-377, bibliogr. pp. 379-411, index

ISBN 978-1-11-812219-8

Other editions: 2nd ed. 2013

Signature commbox: 10-Development-E 2007

PART ONE : INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH COMMUNICATION
1 What is health communication? 3
2 Current health communication theories and issues, 30
3 Cultural, gender, ethnic, religious, and geographical influences on conceptions of health and illness, 71
PART TWO: HEALTH COMMUNICATION APPROACHES AND ACTION AREAS
4 Interpersonal communications, 91
5 Public relations and public advocacy, 121
6 Community mobilization, 147
7 Professional medical communications, 175
8 Constituency relations in health communication, 198
PART THREE : PLANNING, IMPLEMENTING, AND EVALUATING A HEALTH COMMUNICATION PROGRAM
9 Overview of the health communication planning process, 215
10 Situation analysis and audience profile, 237
11 Identifying program objectives and strategies, 281
12 Developing tactical and evaluation plans, 298
13 Implementing, monitoring, and evaluating a health communication program, 336
Appendix A: Examples of Worksheets and Resources on Health Communication Planning, 353
Appendix B: Selected Online Resources on Health Communication, 363