Global Conversations: Communicating with Patients

Thursday, August 11, 2011: 11:55 AM-12:35 PM
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This year we are including this new format to accommodate more global participation at our conference than what our program usually allows. The intention is to provide a bigger forum for our colleagues who wish to share international examples of health communication, marketing and media programs and research. We believe that increased global exchange of knowledge is essential in our fields to better prepare for and benefit from a flattening world. Some of the work from countries outside the US will also be presented in the traditional formats (oral and poster) of our past conferences. Global Conversations, however, will be conducted in brief, informal sessions in a “lunch and learn” style. 40 minute sessions that will include 2 or 3 brief presentations are scheduled during the lunch hours on Wednesday and Thursday. Grab your lunch, relax and learn about the challenges and solutions from other countries and cultures.

“I Can See She Does Not Want to Be Pregnant”: Using Images to Inform Low-Literacy Audiences about Safe Abortion In Zambia
Andrea Goetschius, MA, BFA, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC


Motives for Lying: Perceptions of Deceptions by Physicians and Patients In the United States and Ghana
Dorothy Siaw - Asamoah, MBA, Department of Communication, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY


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