Titlebook: Expanding Horizons in Health Communication; An Asian Perspective Bernadette Watson,Janice Krieger Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Instructions as Actions for Initiating Exercise Therapy in Physiotherapy in Hong Kongt questions were posed by physiotherapist during the initial phase of exercise. Five categories were identified: invitations, memory check, information seeking, understanding check, or adherence check. Physiotherapists’ questions led to a variety of embodied and verbal outcomes. Implications: The mu

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Shift-to-Shift Nursing Handovers at a Multi-cultural and Multi-lingual Tertiary Hospital in Singapors’ background and medical history were either not mentioned at handover commencement or excluded. Some nurses appeared apprehensive to bedside handover and had poor patient engagement. Few nurses effectively involved patients or reinforced patient education. Results highlight that nurses need suppor

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Assessment of Safety Culture: A Singapore Residential Aged Care Cross-Sectional Studyided an assessment of residential aged care safety and quality culture of the two nursing homes in Singapore. In general, the staff at the nursing homes in Singapore perceived a higher percentile residential safety culture compared to the US Comparative Database. The findings of this study demonstra

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Convincing a Sceptical Public: The Challenge for Public Healths these two contexts. Specifically, the public in Hong Kong is encouraged to reflect on epistemic conditions that are integral to the rational warrant of this argument. These conditions are less often acknowledged by public health agencies in the UK. Greater rational evaluation of these conditions,

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Visualizing Conversations in Health Care: Using Discursis to Compare Cantonese and English Data Setsrom cultural and social associations to semantic, lexical and conceptual differences. These results highlight the importance of developing visual analytic tools that can be used on Cantonese data. Generating visual representations of such data contributes to local and international understandings ab

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2363-6890 rrently confronting Asia.Brings together a wide range of intThis book explores the ways in which Eastern and Western medical knowledge inform each other in the treatment of people in Asia across a wide range of health issues. To do so, it brings together health communication scholars from diverse di

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Henry Okpo Asuquo,Michael Gbolagade Oladokunded and transcribed verbatim. Findings reported in this chapter show variations between different clinical practices in relation to sequential attributes and framing priorities. It is suggested that these variations could possibly be explained by broader clinical differences in pathology and philosophy.

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