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Direct linkSergio Fernando Juárez; C. Kyle Rudick – Communication Education, 2024
Health campaigns have long been viewed from a transmissive lens. That is, typically campaigns assume that medical experts, government officials, and nonprofit organizations have information about some form of care, prevention, or cure, which is then disseminated to those in need of their direction. Health communication scholars have started to…
Descriptors: Health Education, Communications, Health Promotion, Cultural Context
Download full textRudd, Rima E.; Oelschlegel, Sandy; Grabeel, Kelsey Leonard; Tester, Emily; Heidel, Eric – Online Submission, 2019
This document, the HLE2, is an updated version of the "Health Literacy Environment of Hospitals and Health Centers" [see ED508596]. The original workbook and assessment tool has been widely used in the U.S. and has been translated and adapted for different health systems in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. This revision, HLE2 (The…
Descriptors: Health Services, Literacy, Health Materials, Access to Information
Lukenbill, W. Bernard – 1995
This study analyzes court records of a county-level trial in Austin, Texas, in which erotized AIDS-HIV safer-sex information shown on a public access cable television program was claimed by the State of Texas to be obscene. This trial raised questions regarding such issues as: free access to information, especially through new technological…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Behavior Standards, Cable Television
