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| Contributors | |
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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Health Communication: Current Status and Trends | |
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| The Challenge of Health Care and Disability | |
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| Assessing the Health of Nations | |
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| Overview of Health Status in the United States | |
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| Overview of Worldwide Health Status | |
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| Meeting the Health Care Challenge | |
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| Opportunities in the New Media Landscape | |
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| Emerging Demographics and Health Care Trends | |
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| Ecological Model of Social Determinants of Health | |
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| Emerging Demographics | |
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| Health Care Trends | |
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| Challenges and Opportunities | |
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| Call to Action | |
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| Communication Strategies for Reducing Racial and Cultural Disparities | |
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| Disparities and Inequities | |
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| Research on Health Communication and U.S. Racial/Ethnic Groups | |
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| Mass Media Health Campaigns for U.S. Ethnic/Racial Groups | |
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| Mass Media Channels | |
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| The Future of Mass Media Campaigns | |
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| Health Communication: Trends and Future Directions | |
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| Contexts of Health Communication | |
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| Areas of Health Communication | |
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| Key Trends in Health Care | |
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| Grand Challenges in Health Care Communication | |
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| Emerging Trends in the New Media Landscape | |
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| The Health Communication Media Choice Model | |
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| What's Happening in Today's Media? | |
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| Health Communication Research in the New Media Landscape | |
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| The Health Communication Media Choice Model | |
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| Implications for Health Communication | |
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| Health Communication in the New Media Landscape | |
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| Enhancing Consumer Involvement in Health Care | |
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| The Day The World Changed | |
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| Purpose of the Chapter | |
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| Consumer Behavior in the New Media Environment | |
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| Human Factors | |
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| An Era of Unfettered Access to Information | |
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| The Activated Patient | |
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| Caveats and Research Opportunities | |
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| E-Health Self-Care Interventions for Persons With Chronic Illnesses: Review and Future Directions | |
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| Methodology | |
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| Results | |
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| Other Online Self-Help Programs for Various Chronic Diseases | |
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| Conceptual and Methodological Issues | |
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| Implications for Practice | |
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| Increasing Computer-Mediated Social Support | |
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| Sources of Social Support on the Internet | |
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| Social Support and Health Outcomes | |
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| Relational Concerns When People Seek/Provide Support | |
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| Research on Computer-Mediated Support Groups | |
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| Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Computer-Mediated Support Groups/Communities | |
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| Ways to Increase Computer-Mediated Social Support | |
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| Engaging Consumers in Health Care Advocacy Using the Internet | |
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| The Need for Health Care Advocacy | |
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| Consumer Use of the Internet to Support Health Care Needs | |
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| Traditional Approaches to Advocating for Policy | |
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| Health Care Advocacy | |
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| Increase in the Use of the Internet for Advocacy | |
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| Using the Internet for Health Care Advocacy | |
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| Summary and Areas for Further Research | |
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| Improving Physician-Patient Communication | |
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| Current State of Physician-Patient Communication | |
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| Recent Developments in Physician-Patient Communication | |
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| New Media and Physician-Patient Communication | |
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| Practical and Operational Challenges of New Media | |
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| Implications for the Future | |
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| Health Literacy in the Digital World | |
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| Defining Health Literacy | |
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| Mapping Our Way to the Next Disaster? GIS, Emergency Preparedness, and Health Literacy | |
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| Case Study: Electronic Medical Records | |
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| Health Literacy Load Analysis | |
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| Future Directions | |
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| Making the Grade: Identification of Evidence-Based Communication Messages | |
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| The Knowledge Gap | |
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| Knowledge Translation | |
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| Need for Knowledge Translation and Evidence-Based Practices | |
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| Rating the Quality of Research | |
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| Initiatives to Rate and Synthesize Health Care Research | |
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| Knowledge Translation and the Disability Right to Know Clearinghouse | |
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| Beyond Research Quality | |
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| Promoting Knowledge Translation of Health and Mental Health Information | |
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| New Strategies of Knowledge Translation: A Knowledge Value Mapping Framework | |
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| Knowledge Translation and the Definition of a Communication Agenda | |
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| Communities of Producer-Users in Need of Translation | |
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| Content and Value in Knowledge Flows | |
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| Knowledge Value Mapping: A Framework of Knowledge Translation Strategy Design | |
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| Concluding Remarks: Do We Need a New Institutionalization of the Health Care Professions? | |
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| International Innovations in Health Communication | |
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| Lessons From Past Experiences | |
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| Emerging Technologies | |
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| Limitations of New Technology in the Developing World | |
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| Connecting Cognate Fields: Health Communication and Biomedical Informatics | |
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| Biomedical Informatics | |
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| Health Communication | |
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| Overlapping Research Foci and Variables | |
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| New Media: A Third Force in Health Care | |
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| Access to Health Care | |
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| Health Care Quality | |
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| Health Literacy | |
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| Aging of Americans and Digital and Electronic Media | |
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| The New Media as the Third Force in Health Care | |
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| Health Communication in the New Media Landscape: A Summary | |
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| Index | |