It can be tricky talking to professionals who are outside our usual group. No matter your role in health, you may find yourself working in interdisciplinary or multisector teams. In this episode, you’ll learn 2 steps you can take–on your own–that can help you smooth out some bumps whenever you’re communicating with other health professionals. […]
Health literacy as an interaction Part 2
Lately, health literacy has been talked about as a process, more than just a trait an individual has. This process includes social interactions. In this episode, you’ll learn what kinds of social interactions make up someone’s health literacy, and why approaching health literacy as an interaction is good news for your work with patients or […]
What topics would you like to see on Health Communication Partners in 2020?
Happy 2020, everyone! You know by now that with HCP, you can develop your own tool-box for communication and education. We’ve got you covered, with our Communication practice app Research-based articles Podcast series and Free Member Library. At New Year last year, I wrote Why I started Health Communication Partners. To boil it down, I am […]
10 Most Popular Articles on Health Communication Partners, 2019
I’m having a hard time believing this is the last site article for 2019. Where’d the time go? But what a better way to end the year, than a meaningful look back? These articles are the ones you visited the most in 2019 here on HealthCommunicationPartners.com. It’s an easy way to catch what others are […]
Multimodality and health literacy
If you care about health literacy, the term multimodality may become a welcome addition to your toolbox. In this episode, you’ll learn what multimodality is, some of what it has to do with health literacy, and 3 ways you can put it to work. You’ll also learn about the scholar we have to thank for […]
10 Most Popular Podcast eps on Health Communication Partners, 2019
I’m a bigger fan of year-end lists than I’ve been willing to admit. In the few minutes it takes me to read them, I feel ensmartened. Whether I’m reading about top movies, or memes, or journal articles, I feel like the year-end lists let me get a grip on what’s been going on. And I […]