Published September, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps, Lisa Sparks and H.Dan O'Hair
Publisher: Hampton Press
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Argues that communication is an intrinsic element of cancer care and holds unique communicative challenges for older adults. This book focuses on some aspect of how older adults deal with issues of prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and how their unique identities play a role.

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Published March, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps, Lisa Sparks and Dan O'Hair
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A compendium of readings concerning the influences of human and mediated communication to enable health care consumers and providers to enhance cancer care. This book discusses communication issues as gathering and interpreting health information, eliciting coordination, and providing social support and promoting psychosocial adjustment.

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Published March, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps, Lisa Sparks and Dan O'Hair
Publisher: Hampton Press
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A compendium of readings concerning the influences of human and mediated communication to enable health care consumers and providers to enhance cancer care. This book discusses communication issues as gathering and interpreting health information, eliciting coordination, and providing social support and promoting psychosocial adjustment.

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Published February, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps and Kirsten J. Broadfoot
Publisher: Hampton Press
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Contends that the discourse of genetics is recombining our understanding of who we are and the state of our health by redefining what it means to be competent, knowledgeable, responsible and proactive in our professional, clinical and personal lives.

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Published February, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps, Matthew W. Seeger, Timothy Sellnow and Robert L. Ulmer
Publisher: Hampton Press
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Covers the fields of crisis communication, health communication, and public health and focuses on the issue of crisis communication and the public health.

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Published February, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps, Matthew W. Seeger and Timothy Sellnow
Publisher: Hampton Press
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Covers the fields of crisis communication, health communication, and public health and focuses on the issue of crisis communication and the public health.

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Published February, 2008
By Gary L. Kreps and Kirsten J. Broadfoot
Publisher: Hampton Press
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Contends that the discourse of genetics is recombining our understanding of who we are and the state of our health by redefining what it means to be competent, knowledgeable, responsible and proactive in our professional, clinical and personal lives.

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Published February, 2008
By Kevin B. Wright, Scott D. Moore, Gary L. Kreps, Kevin Wright and Kevin Bradley Wright
Publisher: Hampton Press
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A collection of readings which is designed to be used as a supplemental text in health communication - specifically a course concerned with explaining health communication theory and applied research in health communication.

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Published February, 2008
By Kevin B. Wright, Scott D. Moore, Gary L. Kreps, Kevin Wright and Kevin Bradley Wright
Publisher: Hampton Press
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A collection of readings which is designed to be used as a supplemental text in health communication - specifically a course concerned with explaining health communication theory and applied research in health communication.

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Published April, 2007
By Gary L. Kreps and Dave Shave
Publisher: Hampton Press
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When we are engaged in any prolonged spontaneous communications, we can unconsciously meet our most basic need and rid ourselves of an emotional problem we might have. This book uncovers the existence of unconscious communications in our small talk that possess a remarkable potential to emotionally cure.

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