Medical Communication in the Asia Context
Special Issue of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 20:2 (2010)
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[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 20:2] 2010. vi, 166 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
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Communication in healthcare settings: Interactional perspectives from AsiaOlga Zayts and M. Agnes Kang | pp. 165–168
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Patient participation within a globalised patient population: Interactional difficulties in a prenatal counseling context in Hong KongM. Agnes Kang and Olga Zayts | pp. 169–184
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‘Reassuring’ during clinical examinations: Novice and expert talk in dentistryS. Bridges, C. McGrath, C.K.Y. Yiu, and B.S.S. Cheng | pp. 185–206
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Giving instruction on self-care during midwifery consultations in JapanMichie Kawashima | pp. 207–225
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Establishing solidarity in radio phone-in medical consultation in China: A case studyYu Guodong | pp. 226–242
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Information delivery in prenatal genetic counseling: On the role of initial inquiriesOlga Zayts and M. Agnes Kang | pp. 243–259
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Patient participation: Questions asked by Cantonese- and English-speaking patients in a prenatal genetic counselling clinic in Hong KongWei Zhang | pp. 260–278
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Presenting medical knowledge in multilingual context: Southern Min, Mandarin, and English in health education talks in TaiwanMei-hui Tsai | pp. 279–302
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CommentaryPaul Drew | pp. 303–305
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Multicultural groups in decision-making meetings: Language proficiency and group performanceJolanta Aritz and Robyn C. Walker | pp. 307–321
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Agnes S. L. Lam. Language Education in China. Policy and Experience from 1949Reviewed by Björn H. Jernudd | pp. 323–325
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