Miller, Ann Neville. ed. Rubin, Donald L. ed. text bibliography nyu New York Hampton Press c2011 2011 monographic eng

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xiii, 311 p. ; pbk ; 24 cm. Synopsis : While a large and growing body of literature addresses the intersection of health and religion/spirituality, this text is the first book-length treatment addressing health messaging in, by, and through religiously identified groups. This volume provides a broad perspective on the entire domain of health communication and faith-based contexts and organizations as it draws on the expertise of researchers and practitioners from the fields of public health, pastoral care, medicine, religious and cultural studies, and health communication, Introduction: Health Communication In, By, and Through Communities of Faith / Donald L. Rubin -- Part 1 : Health Communication THROUGH Faith Communities. A 10-step approach for health communications with community- and faith- based organizations during public health emergencies / Caroline Barnhill -- Lessons learned in the development and implementation of a spiritually based colorectal cancer intervention in African American churches / Mohamad Eloubeidi -- Ethical communication issues in health-promotion activities among ultra-Orthodox [Haredi] Jews in Israel / David A. Rier -- Sacred tobacco use in Native American and Alaska native spirituality: implications for tobacco control programs / Catherine Rohweder. Part 2 : Health Communication BY Faith Communities. Faith-based organizations and the framing of HIV/AIDS / David E. Kanouse -- Health promotion from within: a platform for advancing a health agenda for and by the Church Body / Celeste N. Lee -- Religiosity, HIV risk communication, and HIV-related interventions within faith communities in Jamaica / Nancy Muturi -- A qualitative analysis of Christian clergy portrayal of anxiety disturbances in televised sermons / Greer Sullivan -- Communication with religious leaders about HIV: perspectives of HIV-positive persons in Nairobi, Kenya / Donald L. Rubin -- Meanings, structures, and cultural contexts: discourses of traditional healers in rural Bangladesh / Mohan J. Dutta -- Part 3 : Health Communication IN Faith Communities. Communication about religion and spirituality in the patient-doctor relationship / Adam Thomas -- Chaplains and health care communication: an Australian perspective / Lindsay B. Carey. edited by Ann Neville Miller and Donald L. Rubin. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Communication in medicine Religion and medicine Health Communication methods Religion and Medicine Health Promotion methods 610/HEA 9781612890418 (pbk.) 2011022053 DNLM/DLC 110523 20130304130547.0 16797717