...Sapphire Crosby; Charlie Firth; Indrani Lahiri; Katie Laird; Robert Watson; Sarah Younie Purpose This paper explores the topic of disseminating public health information, the challenges and barriers, what can be learnt from the experiences of community health, education and media practitioners...

...Keely Brookes; Jeremy Peters; Caroline Limbert Purpose – “VTE Assess Prevent” is a unique communications campaign designed to educate and remind all front-line staff to risk assess inpatients for venous thromboembolism (VTE) (blood clots) and to provide those at risk with the recommended...

... of English language articles, cited in major literature databases from the last 40 years, which describe factors related to comprehension of health information. A total of 93 articles were included. Findings The paper finds that health communication should take into consideration the role...

... to be the most addictive, hazardous, and inappropriate ways, given the fact their brains are not yet developed. Meanwhile those of us who have the funding and inclination to carry out health‐related research are older, with minds already formed in an era when communication and learning were social...

... understanding regarding family communication with teenagers may help us improve our effectiveness in working with families to reduce health risk factors in youth. Univariate statistics were used to determine the ranking of the 11 issues, both for the total sample and by socioeconomic status. Mixed model...

...Peter Cansell Suggests ways of opening up communication, helping children feel more confident and raising their self‐esteem through the use of circles. Sees the use of circles in learning as a means of promoting greater self‐awareness and self‐esteem by breaking away from the more traditional...