
ALT An image with the Qualitative Health Communication logo, an image of two laptops on a table with two peoples hands visible, who are working on paper with a pencil between the two laptops, and the words "Editorial and call for papers: Approaches to Qualitative Health Communication Brøgger & Ege Møller 2024 We invite submissions that focus on all aspects of working with health communication data, including theories, designs, data collection and data analysis. Submissions can focus on a “big” method, e.g., discourse analysis, but we also welcome submissions ona methodological concept (such as “data saturation” or “triangulation”). https://tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/view/143222

ALT An image with the Qualitative Health Communication logo, an image of two laptops on a table with two peoples hands visible, who are working on paper with a pencil between the two laptops, and the words "Editorial and call for papers: Approaches to Qualitative Health Communication Brøgger & Ege Møller 2024 We invite submissions that focus on all aspects of working with health communication data, including theories, designs, data collection and data analysis. Submissions can focus on a “big” method, e.g., discourse analysis, but we also welcome submissions ona methodological concept (such as “data saturation” or “triangulation”). https://tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/view/143222

ALT An image with the Qualitative Health Communication logo, an image of a baby being held by an adult, and the words "Enacting communication cycles after prediabetes: Mothers' stories of diabetes risk and seeking support, Cafferty, Fisher, & Ledford 2023 Mothers’ stories of diabetes risk and seeking support detail conversations enacted after a prediabetes diagnosis. Family members should respond favorably to generate continuous emotional, social, and instrumental support. https://tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/view/134874

ALT An image with the Qualitative Health Communication logo, an image of a laptop, notepad and pen, and coffee cup on a desk, and the words "The discursive construction of person-centredness in online information leaflets addressed to patients with cancer, Ottesen & Strunck, 2023, The present study reveals that the patient’s scope of action is most often limited in patient information leaflets. As a layperson and object, the patient is given an identity as a medical case, not as an involved and actively participating person. There are only minor signs of a person-centred approach. https://tidsskrift.dk/qhc/article/view/136743"














