Health Communication (A Comprehensive Perspective of the Individual, Culture, and Politics)

Author: (USA) Geist-Martn, P. et al., translated by Gong Wenxiang, Li Liqun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is co-authored by scholars from the School of Health Communication, proposing important concepts in the field and showcasing cutting-edge research. The authors construct theory through engaging narratives and case studies drawn from real-life popular culture, encouraging readers to think creatively and connect the learned theory with personal experiences. Drawing from diverse fields such as interpersonal relationships, clinical medicine, and public health, the authors explore the cultural values and political phenomena behind health communication. This book approaches health communication from the perspective of the life cycle,ing how health communication activities span a person's entire life, and also covers topics such as mental health, health advocacy, and other issues not addressed in similar books.