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Episode 119 The nature of health communication is social
Thinking of health communication as a transfer of information is certainly popular. In this episode, I’ll ask you to take a step back from that, and be willing to think differently about the nature of health communication. Listen here and read the transcript below. You may be used to thinking of communication as a transfer […]
Episode #118 A new way to say the same thing
When it comes to educating, one size does not fit all people. In this episode, you’ll learn 10 different ways you can express a complex idea, so you can have different approaches for different patients. EPISODE TRANSCRIPT During patient education you are often dealing with medical or scientific concepts of great complexity. You already have […]
How does our first COVID podcast episode hold up, 2 years later?
It is strange to look back. As we all enter our third year with COVID-19, many of us are taking stock. Many things have changed. So many have not. Over 2 years ago, on February 6, 2020, we dropped this episode. Knowing what we know now, I still stand by what I said in this […]
Episode 117 Health communication’s messy, complex problems
It seems the worst that could happen is happening. What are some of the ways forward for health communication? Listen to this episode here and read the transcript below. EPISODE TRANSCRIPT This has been one of the most challenging episodes I’ve ever done. Partly because we’re nearing our third year in the pandemic, and that […]
When you need a new way to say the same thing
Feeling like a broken record? This post (and infographic) are for you. If you have important information or complex ideas to share, or if you’ve got to explain something to a patient, this is about having different ways to get your message across. Why bother with this? To help you get out of a rut, yes. […]