Health authorities, hospitals, commercial enterprises, and mass media all deliver health and medical communication in different forms. With such a vaste amount of biomedical and clinical information available, any action to ensure the spread of clinically relevalnt news items is welcome. This paper tries to define a new role for health science librarians in improving medical communication and reporting. Literature relating to the health and medical reporting is analysed to identify major difficulties encountered by health communicators. A better understanding of the mass media's neeeds can provide much neeeded support in the field of health communication
Supporting the practice of health communication professional / L. Vercellesi, G.F. Miranda, E. Pozzi, M.G. Chiudani, F. Bruno. - In: FORUM BIBLIOTEK MEDYCZNYCH. - ISSN 1899-5829. - 2:1(3)(2009), pp. 455-463. ((Intervento presentato al convegno EAHIL Workshop tenutosi a Krakow nel 2007.
Supporting the practice of health communication professional
F. BrunoUltimo
2009
Abstract
Health authorities, hospitals, commercial enterprises, and mass media all deliver health and medical communication in different forms. With such a vaste amount of biomedical and clinical information available, any action to ensure the spread of clinically relevalnt news items is welcome. This paper tries to define a new role for health science librarians in improving medical communication and reporting. Literature relating to the health and medical reporting is analysed to identify major difficulties encountered by health communicators. A better understanding of the mass media's neeeds can provide much neeeded support in the field of health communicationPubblicazioni consigliate
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