Health Communication

Nancy Grant Harrington is a professor in the Department of Communication and Associate Dean for Research in the College of Communication and Information at the University of Kentucky.

1. Health Communication: An Introduction to Theory, Method, and Application Nancy Grant HarringtonSection 1: People and Their Persepctives 2. The Patient Experience Gretchen Norling Holmes, Nancy Grant Harrington 3. Understanding Caregiver Challenges and Social Support Needs Elaine Wittenberg-Lyles, Joy Goldsmith, and Sara Shaunfield 4. Providers' Perspectives on Health Communication: Influences, Processes, and Outcomes Melinda Villagran, Melinda Weathers 5. Approaches to Studying Provider-Patient Communication Carma L. Bylund, Christopher J. Koenig 6. Interprofessional Communication: Health Care Teams and Medical Interpreters Kevin Real, Marjorie Buckner Section 2: Challenges and Complexities in Health Communication 7. Factors Affecting the Patient Katharine J. Head, Elisia L. Cohen 8. Social-Cultural Factors in Health Communication Evelyn Y. Ho 9. Risky Health Behaviors Among Adolescents and Young Adults, Pamela K. Cupp, Matthew W. Savage, Katharine Atwood, Melissa Abadi 10. Mental Health and Illness, Nancy Grant Harrington, Ashley Duggan 11. Ethical Issues in Health Communication Allison M. Scott, Nicholas T. IannarinoSection 3: Technology, Media, and eHealth 12. New Technologies in Health Communication Nancy Grant Harrington, Katharine J. Head 13. Media Effects and Health, Adam J. Parrish, Sarah C. Vos, Elisia L. Cohen 14. Campaigns and Interventions Donald W. Helme, Matthew W. Savage, Rachael A. Record 15. Internet and eHealth Seth M. Noar 16.Risk and Crisis Communication, Shari R. Veil, Timothy L. Sellnow