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Srikant Sarangi's rich and provocative insights clearly merit robust inquiry. In resounding endorsement of his spot-on driving thesis of communication as "action/meaning-making practice," let us stretch beyond our disciplinary corridors and...
Srikant Sarangi,Maria Grazia Rossi Srikant Sarangi
This interview represents an opportunity to take stock of the positioning of our discipline - broadly characterised as discourse / rhetoric / communication studies - in the context of healthcare education and practice, while at the same tim...
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Background: Students completing a healthcare degree can experience difficulties, both academic and non-academic. Early intervention for struggling students may present an opportunity for remediation. Students may be coach...
Stefan Timmermans,Tanya Stivers,Keith Cox et al. Stefan Timmermans et al.
Communication research on medical interaction has made inroads into how patients shape treatment outcomes as well as how physician presentation of treatment can shape patient acceptance or resistance. Pain is the number one reason patients ...
Annette Esbensen,Maja Sigurd Pilesjö Annette Esbensen
In speech and language therapy it is common to do an assessment of a child's speech and language abilities. During the assessment, the child does not solely carry out the assigned task, but also does repair work to achieve intersubjectivity...
John Chatwin,Andrea Capstick,Katherine Ludwin John Chatwin
Subliminal linguistic effects occur when words or phrases that are overheard by an interlocutor become subconsciously assimilated into their ongoing talk. Such effects are a common feature of everyday interaction. Yet by their nature they a...
Sarah Bigi,Amanda Tedone,Elena Vegni Sarah Bigi
Doctor -couple interactions in the context of assisted reproductive medicine frequently include occurrences of laughter, especially patient-initiated. These have been examined in previous studies from a quantitative perspective and in relat...
Glyn Elwyn Glyn Elwyn
A response to the rejoinders to Elwyn and colleages.
Rolf Wynn,Gunnar Ellingsen Rolf Wynn
A rejoinder to the review by Elywn and colleages.