In Issue 2, Alpert et al. (@AlpertJM @hriddell47 Xiaobei) investigate young adults' attitudes about #vaping content on #instagram. tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/vi…

In Issue 2, Petersen et al. investigate how patients in #infertility treatment use #self-tracking practices through menstrual cycle or fertility #apps and how this affects their bodily awareness both prior to and during treatment. tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/vi…

In Issue 2, Bradshaw & Carter conduct focus groups and apply the Theory of Reasoned Action to understand expectant mothers’ knowledge and attitudes and beliefs about infant #vaccination. tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/vi…

In Issue 2, Grego reviews Brannigan’s "Caregiving, Carebots, and Contagion" and provides us with a stimulating insight into the book’s nuanced stance on #carebots and #communication. tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/vi…

Final preparations are in place for #ICCH2022. If you are attending, don’t forget to download the ICCH app. We look forward to seeing you all soon. each time you fall in love

Qualitative Health Communication (QHC) is also hanging out at #ICCH2022. Exciting to hear some interesting (qualitative?) research over the next days.

Love this! I’ve used improv too and found it great for helping student r become more comfortable with role plays that are often a part of clinical training. it’s also used by The Alda Center Alan Alda

Vi er bare så vildt glade for, at DFF har støttet vores tidsskrift Qualitative Health Communication Qualitative Health Communication (QHC) de næste 3 år! Det giver os mulighed for at publicere endnu mere spændende kvalitativ forskning inden for sundhedskommunikation. #OpenAccess

We are so excited to receive funding from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for the next 3 years! Remember to submit your next #qualitative #health #communication article with us: tidsskrift.dk/qhc/about/subm…

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This issue's editorial is by Dr Mary Dahm and the newest member of our editorial team Dr Sarah J White. We continue our introduction to Qualitative Health Communication, this time explaining why QHC is both open access and fee free! tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/vi…

"Teachers’ perspectives on communication in the context of supervising learners during telehealth encounters" by Skelly et al 2023: tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/vi…

"The emergence and management of embodied dilemmas in psychotherapeutic interaction: a qualitative study" by Trasmundi et al 2023: doi.org/10.7146/qhc.v2…

Meet the Chair and Co Chair of tEACH - the teaching sub-committee of EACH buff.ly/3XvIa9L New members always welcomed

EACH spring courses are on sale - directed at educators of health professionals who wish to develop a new curriculum or enhance an existing curriculum focused on clinical communication skills. Curriculum Development - 2 parts on 14th and 30th March buff.ly/3R0TrMO

"Choosing COVID-19 treatment over prevention through vaccination: A U.S. social media case study" doi.org/10.7146/qhc.v2…

Semmelweis Medical Linguistics Conference 2023 Impact of Sociocultural Factors on Health Communication Hybrid Conference buff.ly/3RYg5G4 #communicationinhealthcare #healthcomm

EACH are running an in-person seminar in Brussels - How to Teach 10th & 11th May. Facilitated by Sandra winterburn, Annegrethe Nielsen Jane Ege Møller buff.ly/3JXh4Uy

Monday was the 2nd annual CASEMED-meeting. What a wonderful bunch of people gathered! Mette Asbjoern Neergaard Poul Videbech Søren Paaske Johnsen Louise Elkjaer Floee Kirstine Bøndergaard @JanBValentin Mette Kjærgaard Nielsen Jane Ege Møller Trine Brogaard And prof Jonathan Koffman gave an excellent online presentation👌🏻