The Handbook Of Language In Public Health And Healthcare

The Handbook Of Language In Public Health And Healthcare（Blackwell Handbooks in Linguistics）

公共卫生与保健语言手册
普通语言学

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Glenn Martinez

出版社

Wiley-Blackwell

出版时间

2023年12月20日

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9781119853817

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560

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17.78x25.40cm.

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英文

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The first reference work of its kind, The Handbook of Language in Public Health and Healthcare offers an interdisciplinary overview of language and linguistics in application to all fields of medicine, health communications, clinician practice, and patient outcomes. Taking a broad view of the field, this volume offers analyses of modern and historical developments in healthcare and public health from perspectives based in all subfields of linguistics, including applied linguistics, anthropological linguistics, sociolinguistics, language policy, and translation studies. The volume is divided into five parts, each of which takes on a major research area in the modern field. Beginning with a consideration of the history and grounding theory of this research area, chapters in the first section approach major questions in the field from the perspectives of different branches of linguistics. The second section dives into questions surrounding the roles of interpreters in medical settings and the challenges of providing adequate communication resources for doctors and patients, including users of sign language. The third section considers questions in language concordance, the broad area of study which is concerned with the practice of matching patients with healthcare practitioners who speak their languages. The fourth section shifts focus to the practitioners and their teachers through chapters that consider education and assessment as well as second language acquisition as a part of medical education and professional development. Finally, the fifth section takes a close look at questions in the subfield of language and media with chapters that consider healthcare communication strategies and the roles of social media and entertainment in disseminating information - a particularly timely set of chapters which offer some critical insights based on all that researchers have learned as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. This volume is an ideal resource for students and researchers working in the international fields of language and medicine as well as clinicians pursuing professional development and medical educators. It is certain to become the definitive reference work for this burgeoning area of research as it will offer a review of the leading thinking on key topics following the COVID-19 pandemic and questions which have lately come to the fore in disparities in global access to care.

Editors Contributors Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Introduction to the Handbook Part I. Theory, History, and Context: Language in Public Health and Healthcare 1. Are We Overlooking Language? An Applied Linguistics Perspective on the Role of Language as a Social Determinant of Health Stefanie Harsch, PhD and Maricel G. Santos, EdD 2. Sociolinguistics, Public Health, and Healthcare Dalia Magaña, PhD 3. A Critical Overview of Illness Narratives: Sociolinguistic, Literary, and Graphic Perspectives Roxana Delbene, PhD, DMH 4. Anthropological Linguistics, Health, and Healthcare Milena Melo, PhD, Carla Pezzia, PhD, William J. Robertson, PhD, and K. Jill Fleuriet, PhD Part II. Language Interpretation and Translation in Public Health and Healthcare 5. Recognizing and Addressing Language Discordance Allison P. Squires, PhD, RN, FAAN 6. The Role of Medical Interpreters Elaine Hsieh, PhD 7. Healthcare Translation for Patients Karwacka Wioleta, PhD 8. Health Literacy and Plain Language Suad Ghaddar, PhD Part III. Language Concordance in Public Health and Healthcare 9. Language Concordance in Clinical Care Alicia Fernández, MD and Francine Ríos-Fetchko, BA 10. Language Concordance as Interactional Concordance in Multilingual Clinical Consultations Caroline H. Vickers, PhD and Ryan A. Goble, PhD 11. Assessing Clinician Language Skills Ute Knoch, PhD and Jason Fan, PhD 12. Setting Standards for Clinician Language Use in Patient Care John D. Cowden, MD, MPH 13. Current Gaps and Future Directions in Language Concordance Research and Policy George S. Corpuz, BA, BS, David A. Chirikian, MS, BS, and Lisa C. Diamond, MD, MPH Part IV. Pedagogy of Medical Language Education 14. Second Language Acquisition for Healthcare Purposes Karol J. Hardin, PhD 15. Centering Translanguaging for Inclusive Health Communication: Implications for Healthcare Professional Education Josh Prada, PhD and Robyn Woodward-Kron, PhD 16. Dedicated Medical Spanish Courses and Cross-Linguistic Healthcare Communication Skills Marco Alemán, MD and Alejandra Zapién-Hidalgo, MD, MPH 17. Medical Language Programs to Enhance Engagement with Diverse Communities in the United States and Around the World Rose L. Molina, MD, MPH and Jennifer Kasper, MD, MPH 18. Clinical Communication Skills Training in Minoritized Languages Carmen Pérez-Muñoz, PhD and Tiffany M. Shin, MD 19. Faculty Development in Medical Language Education Mónica B. Vela, MD, FACP and Adriana C. Black Morocoima, MPH, MAT Part V. Mass Communication and Health: Theory, Research, and Application with and for Linguistically Diverse Populations 20. Mass Media and Health Research In, With, and For Linguistically Diverse Populations Katharine J. Head, PhD and Katherine E. Ridley-Merriweather, MA 21. Health Information Seeking Among Linguistically Diverse Populations in the U.S. Christine Swoboda, PhD, Priti Singh, PhD, A. Susana Ramírez, PhD, MPH, and Naleef Fareed, PhD 22. Entertainment Education as Linguistic Duality in Practice Suruchi Sood, PhD and Rachael HaileSelasse, MA 23. Graphic Medicine and Visual Communication Techniques for Public Health and Healthcare in Linguistically Diverse Settings MK Czerwiec, RN, MA, Q. Jane Zhao, MSc, Isa Álvarez, BA, and Pilar Ortega, MD, MGM 24. Social Media and Health in Linguistically Diverse Communities: An Examination of Overlooked Populations and Understudied Platforms Anna Gaysynsky, MPH, Kathryn Heley, PhD, MPH, and Wen-Ying Sylvia Chou, PhD, MPH 25. Urgent Communication in Public Health Crises: Reaching Linguistically Diverse Audiences Xiaoli Nan, PhD, Victoria Ledford, PhD, and A. Susana Ramírez, PhD, MPH Glossary Index

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