This Journal publishes articles on the theory, practice, and teaching of professional communication in critical global contexts. Articles can take a variety of forms, including formal empirical studies, illustrative case studies, book, software, and academic program review, and curriculum development. The Journal is primarily cross cultural, concentrating on how professionals from a variety of cultural and rhetorical traditions communicate with each other across a range of contexts using various communication media.
Vol 3, No 1 (2012)
Special Edition on Culture and Health Communications
Editors: Nicole St. Germaine and Barry Thatcher
Editors: Nicole St. Germaine and Barry Thatcher
Table of Contents
Editorial
| Editor's Introduction | |
| Nicole St. Germaine | 1-14 |
Articles
| Grassroots emergency health risk communication and transmedia public participation: H1N1 flu, travelers from epicenters, and cyber vigilantism | |
| Huiling Ding | 15-35 |
| The Hispanic social media revolution: Spanish-language healthcare pages on Facebook introduction | |
| Nicole St. Germaine | 36-57 |
| Translating health care: Stories from refugees, providers, and friends | |
| Miriam Mara, Kevin Brooks | 58-73 |
| Fotonovelas and Anglo designs in health communications for Spanish-speaking residents along the U.S.-Mexico border | |
| Barry Thatcher | 74-109 |
| The new scarlet letter A: An exploration of the power of online informational websites to influence and brand those impacted by autism spectrum disorders | |
| Barbi Smyser-Fauble | 110-139 |
| Incorporating digital health literacy into adult ESL education on the US-Mexico border | |
| Erika Mein, Brenda Fuentes, Francisco Soto Mas, Andres Muro | 162-174 |
| An intercultural analysis of sources of medical information in Spanish-speaking diabetes patients | |
| Marta Antón, Ulla Connor, Kathryn Lauten, Stephanie Balunda | 140-161 |
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ISSN: 2153-9480