96 results on '"Wilkin, Holley A."'
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2. Index
3. Back cover
4. Contributors
5. Epilogue: Reflections on a Half Century of Public Scholarship
6. 14. Science Communication
7. 12. Political Communication
8. 11. Philosophy and Critique
9. 10. Organizational Communication
10. 13. Race and Ethnic Studies
11. 9. Queer Studies
12. Chapter 7. Intercultural Communication
13. 4. Environmental Communication
14. 6. Health Communication
15. 2. Communication and Digital Technology
16. 8. Journalism Studies
17. 5. Feminist Studies
18. Introduction. The Promethean Imperative: An Introduction to Public Scholarship in Communication Studies
19. 3. Media and Technology Policy
20. Half-Title Page, Title Page, Copyright
21. 1. Children and Media
22. Perceived Built Environment and Physical Limitations: Race Contrasts in Historically Lower-Income African American Neighborhoods
23. Neighborhood Considerations for Social Determinants of Health and Risk
24. Communication Infrastructure Theory
25. Education in the Wake of Healthcare Reform: Increasing Primary Care Usage by Individuals Currently Reliant upon Emergency Departments for Care
26. Hard-to-Reach? Using Health Access Status as a Way to More Effectively Target Segments of the Latino Audience
27. How community members and health professionals conceptualize medical emergencies: implications for primary care promotion
28. The Role of Family Interaction in New Immigrant Latinos' Civic Engagement
29. Perceived Built Environment and Physical Limitations
30. Evaluating Health Storytelling in Spanish-Language Television from a Communication Infrastructure Theory Perspective
31. Communication Resources for Obesity Prevention Among African American and Latino Residents in an Urban Neighborhood
32. Communicative Social Capital and Collective Efficacy as Determinants of Access to Health-Enhancing Resources in Residential Communities
33. Integrated connection to neighborhood storytelling network, education, and chronic disease knowledge among African Americans and Latinos in Los Angeles.
34. When Patients Are Impatient: The Communication Strategies Utilized by Emergency Department Employees to Manage Patients Frustrated by Wait Times
35. Education in the wake of healthcare reform: Increasing primary care usage by individuals currently reliant upon emergency departments for care
36. Exploring the Potential of Communication Infrastructure Theory for Informing Efforts to Reduce Health Disparities
37. You Have an Important Message! Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Text Message HIV/AIDS Campaign in Northwest Uganda
38. How Low-Income Residents Decide Between Emergency and Primary Health Care for Non-Urgent Treatment
39. Using Communication Infrastructure Theory to Formulate a Strategy to Locate “Hard-to-Reach” Research Participants
40. Integrated Connection to Neighborhood Storytelling Network, Education, and Chronic Disease Knowledge Among African Americans and Latinos in Los Angeles
41. Applications of Communication Infrastructure Theory
42. Ethnic Differences in Health Information-Seeking Behavior: Methodological and Applied Issues
43. Ethnicity and Exposure to Communication
44. Does Entertainment-Education Work With Latinos in the United States? Identification and the Effects of a Telenovela Breast Cancer Storyline
45. Communicative Social Capital and Collective Efficacy as Determinants of Access to Health-Enhancing Resources in Residential Communities.
46. Reaching at risk groups
47. Using the theory of planned behavior to understand intentions to use primary versus emergency healthcare.
48. The Role of Family Interaction in New Immigrant Latinos? Civic Engagement.
49. The Effects of a Telenovela Storyline on Breast Cancer Knowledge and Behaviors Among Hispanic/Latino Audiences.
50. Informing the Public About Bioterrorism Threats Through the Popular TV Show "24".
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