Communication and Medicine

About the Journal

Editor

Srikant Sarangi Aalborg University, Denmark

Since its inception in 2004, Communication & Medicine has been consistently interrogating the `black box’ of what is routinely characterised as `the communicative turn’ in healthcare practice in clinical and public health domains. It is now firmly established as a leading forum for these critical debates.

Announcements

Communication & Medicine Call for Papers

2021-01-25

COMUNICATION & MEDICINE is actively seeking submissions exploring the communicative and ethical aspects of the COVID pandemic, especially in the arena of public health and social media messaging as well as in interview accounts relating to themes such as risk, safety, culture of compliance, behaviour change etc. Proposals for full or half special issues (between 8 and 4 articles) can be discussed directly with Srikant Sarangi, Editor ([email protected]).

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COMET 2021

2020-09-22

Forthcoming Issues

2020-07-13

Current Issue

Vol. 16 No. 3 (2019)

Published: 2021-01-15

Articles

Language barriers in healthcare delivery A focus on expatriate healthcare providers in Ghanaian hospitals

Mercy Akrofi Ansah, Mercy Adzo Klugah

201–213
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Interaction between patient and health professional Hermeneutics of cultural encounters

Anita Naemi Holm

214–223
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Opening up space for compassion in nurses’ handover meetings

Harriet Lloyd, Tom Bartlett, Michelle Aldridge-Waddon, Tereza Spilioti, Virpi Ylänne

224–237
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Branding hospitals on social media through health professionals Towards a communication model

Pablo Medina Aguerrebere

238–250
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Metadiscourse, materiality and morality in communication skills training with simulated patients

Grace Peters

251–266
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‘We all have friends like that’ How Australian patients avoid Dr Google shame

Lucinda Roper, Nancy Sturman

267–279
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‘No problem’ advice during occupational health examinations

Elina Weiste, Timo Leino, Jaana Laitinen

280–291
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Reporting on individual experience A proposal of a patient-centred model for the medical case report

Magdalena Zabielska

292–303
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