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Public Health Emergencies and Health Communication
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024)The core concept in this issue's seven papers is "attention", which is crucial for quality health communication research. The authors examine various aspects of health communication during the pandemic, providing valuable insights and strategies for the future. Drawing from the concept of "fine processing", the editors advocate refining the experiences and knowledge gained to continuously improve our understanding of "medicine, humanity, and media" (MHM), ensuring that these hard-earned lessons are not forgotten.
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The Journal of Medicine, Humanity and Media
Vol. 2 No. 3 (2024)The latest volume of "The Journal of Medicine, Humanity and Media" explores the intersection of technology and health communication in contemporary China. Key studies highlight the role of intelligent communication tools, media representations, historical discourse, and social capital in improving doctor-patient interactions and public engagement. These contributions emphasize adaptive strategies and cultural contexts to enhance health communication, offering valuable insights for practitioners, policymakers, and researchers. This volume aims to inspire innovation and collaboration in the evolving digital landscape of health communication.
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Health Communication for Enhanced Resilience
Vol. 2 No. 4 (2024)The current issue of the Journal of MHM (vol 2. No. 4) is dedicated to the theme "Health Communication for Enhanced Resilience," which was the theme of the 7th International Conference on Medicine, Humanity and Media (MHM2024). This issue showcases selected content from the conference, demonstrating the enduring value of the MHM structure (Medicine-Humanity-Media) in health communication research.
The focus on health communication for enhanced resilience is particularly timely and relevant in our current global context. As we continue to navigate the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic and face ongoing health challenges, the importance of effective communication during public health crises has never been more apparent.
