Journal of Communication in Healthcare (JCIH)
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Leading journal by Taylor and Francis. Publishes research, interventions & perspectives on #healthcommunication in #healthcare #publichealth and #medicine.
Today is World Hepatitis Day! This World Hepatitis Day, @who.int’s theme, “Hepatitis: Let’s break it down,” calls for translating scientific advances into equitable access to prevention, testing, treatment, and care for all. Learn more: tinyurl.com/3xhcfhpn
Ready to hit "Submit"? Navigate ScholarOne submissions with ease using this guide. #JCIH already broke down the process into 7 simple steps to help you get from draft to review faster. Read more : bit.ly/48PiZ9S
Meet our new Associate Editor! #JCIH is proud to introduce Dr.Eliza Govender, from the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Welcome, Eliza ! #HealthCommunication #HealthPromotion #HealthEducation #GlobalHealth #FacesofJCIH @tandfresearch.bsky.social @tandfonline.bsky.social
Ever wondered what types of articles we accept? We’re reintroducing our JCIH Article Types 101 series with a fresh look! Follow along as we explore each format, from research articles to book reviews.
Tomorrow is World Brain Day! 🧠 Every brain matters. Every person deserves access to the care and support they need. This World Brain Day, the World Federation of Neurology highlights the theme: “Brain Health: Access for All.” Learn more: tinyurl.com/2fbn53bv
Reviewer comments can feel overwhelming, but they ensure that the published research is rigorous and clear. From cataloging critiques to drafting a transparent response, these 9 essential steps will help you navigate your revision with confidence. Read here: bit.ly/3R4tVuD
📣 Reminder! The #JCIH is still seeking research papers on arts-based health and risk communication for a 2027 special section, edited by guest advisors Dr. Rafael Obregón and Dr. Eliza Govender. Submit before September 15th! Read more here: tinyurl.com/yx56dnsh
🚨New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH research article by Natalie Woodberry & colleagues on medical interpreters' experiences in pediatric physical therapy and the communication challenges that shape family-centered care. Read here: tinyurl.com/4k3sp9hm
Meet our new Editorial Board Member! #JCIH is proud to introduce Dr. Dien Anshari, Chair of the Department of Health Education & Behavioral Science, Faculty of Public Health Universitas Indonesia, and Director of the Center for Health Research Universitas Indonesia. Welcome, Dien !
Check out Susan Cuozzo’s book review! "Health Communication for Social Justice: A Whole Person Activist Approach" by Vinita Agarwal reframes health communication as activism, challenging approaches that ignore power, context, and equity. Read more here: tinyurl.com/ympj5nnm
🚨New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH research article by Dr. Soroya Julian Mcfarlane & colleagues on how identity shapes the link between perceived discrimination, medical mistrust & maternal healthcare communication satisfaction. Read here: tinyurl.com/44zktp5s
🚨New article alert! Check out this #JCIH article by Dr. Woodberry & colleagues exploring the lived experiences of medical interpreters during outpatient pediatric physical therapy for families with non-English language preferences. Read more here: tinyurl.com/299v9bh3
🚨New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH article! Dr. Nasrin & colleagues assess the baseline knowledge, awareness, and practices of Dhaka city slum dwellers regarding dengue across various sociodemographic lines. Read more here: tinyurl.com/yeyv3ups
🚨New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH research article by Dr. Grace Hildenbrand, Dr. Anya Hommadova-Lu & Dr. Peggy Taylor on how patient-centered prenatal care communication reduces uncertainty, builds trust, and improves care. Read here: tinyurl.com/3v7yc775
🚨 New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH article by Dr. Ayokunle Olagoke & colleagues examining the interest of social media users in health communication and advocacy training. Read here: bit.ly/4xVYoeL
📣Call for Papers! #JCIH is seeking research papers, reviews, and evidence-based case studies on the topic of arts-based health and risk communication for a special section. Deadline to submit: September 15th, 2026 Read more here: tinyurl.com/yx56dnsh
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month! Your brain health matters at every age. These healthy habits can lower the risk of developing cognitive decline and possibly dementia. This Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, take one step toward a healthier brain today.
🚨New article alert! In this new #JCIH patient voice, Dr. Zarrin Siddiqui reflects on the weight of clinically accurate words like “too late” & how they can reshape a family’s grief in an instant, leaving intense emotional scars for families across generations. Read more here: tinyurl.com/546b5juc
🚨New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH research article by Jeofil E. Patiño & Ivan N. Gallegos that explores how trust influences the way people share and receive COVID-19 information in a Barangay community in the Philippines. Check it out here: tinyurl.com/5xkbdund
🚨New article alert! Check out this new #JCIH research article by Dr. Moyi Jia & colleagues that explores how college students evaluate mental health information on social media and how it affects their understanding of mental health. Check it out here: tinyurl.com/4rrn6txf
The #JCIH is seeking a motivated and creative Social Media Manager to support the journal’s growing digital presence. Application deadline: July 1st, 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis; apply early! For more information on the position and how to apply: tinyurl.com/53pza6dv
The #JCIH is deeply saddened to share the news of the passing of Professor Jozien Bensing, a founding member of our Editorial Board. Having joined the journal at its inception, Professor Bensing generously dedicated her time, expertise, and support to the Journal for many years.
📢 Now Live! #JCIH is excited to introduce the Science of Trust two-part article collection Read here: bit.ly/3RDQfv3