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Enhancing Patient Outcomes through Collaborative Care: The Role of Physical Therapists, Phlebotomists, and Lab Technicians
Authors: Alalwan Fatimah Mohammed , Al Sahwan Fatimah Abdullah , Alzouri Yasmin Habib , AlSles Wajeeha Abdulmohsen , Alqattan Heba Saeed , Al Hayik Zainab Mahdi , Alshomimi Zainab Zakaria , ALAbbas Mathani Abdullah 
Published: February 2025

Introduction: Collaborative care is an important strategy for improving patient outcomes in modern healthcare. Patient centered care can be more efficient, comprehensive, and more effective when the knowledge of multiple healthcare professional is integrated. Physical therapists, phlebotomists, and lab technicians are the important contributors to this multidisciplinary model. Combined efforts are made to doubtlessly diagnose, treat and recover at the peak, all for the betterment of patients' healthcare experience. Aim of work: To explore the impact of collaborative care on patient outcomes by examining the roles of physical therapists, phlebotomists, and lab technicians in healthcare settings. Methods: We conducted a comprehensive search in the MEDLINE database's electronic literature using the following search terms: Enhancing, Patient Outcomes, Collaborative Care, Role, Physical Therapists, Phlebotomists, and Lab Technicians. The search was restricted to publications from 2016 to 2024 in order to locate relevant content. We performed a search on Google Scholar to locate and examine academic papers that pertain to my subject matter. The selection of articles was impacted by certain criteria for inclusion. Results: The publications analyzed in this study encompassed from 2016 to 2024. The study was structured into various sections with specific headings in the discussion section. Conclusion: In modern healthcare settings it is essential for patient outcomes that there is collaborative care among physical therapist, phlebotomist and lab technicians. Each professional brings a unique contribution to the diagnostic and therapeutic and process of monitoring of patient safety, effective treatment and improved quality of life. Better communication between doctors and nurses, bringing in new technologies, and interprofessional education that supplements this can best fit professional’s roles within healthcare systems to provide better patient care. Efficient delivery of healthcare will be achieved by addressing challenges to each group to strengthen their collaboration
Evaluation Technologies of Students' Reading Literacy and Communicative Competence Skills in Teaching Language
Authors: V Musaeva , M. B. Onolbayev , Sakhipzhamal Uzakpayeva , Zhanar Karmenbayeva , N.A. Maraimova 
Published: February 2025

Life itself proves the effectiveness of using assessment to provide quality education to the young generation and to improve the educational process of the school. Therefore, the primary goal of teaching the language to be teaching in a communicative direction and make the students to improve their reading abilities as well. Communicative method is implemented through direct communication between the student and the teacher, forms the manner of speaking in a certain language, consists of the main system of main signs and principles characteristic of linguistic relations and methodological categories, combines effective ways of teaching the language, and practically uses the language as a means of communication. Communicative learning is formed in all forms of language activity - in choosing, speaking, reading, writing, because it ensures its implementation. The article deals also with the essence of students' reading literacy and communication skills development and assessment that is the of great importance of teaching them to extract the necessary information in continuous and non-continuous texts and use it in their own speaking activities. The concept of competence, functional literacy and reader literacy is given as well. The data characterizing the quality of test tasks, as well as the results of testing the reading literacy and communication skills of Bishkek school students and ways to improve them are presented. After a contextual introduction in this article, an example of educational mediation aimed at developing skills keys to lifelong learning and global skills for the 21st century through the reading of a certain number of selected texts are being presented.
Efforts to Strengthen Nationalist Character Education through Education and Community Empowerment Institutions in the Indonesia-Malaysia Borderlands
Authors: . Imran , Ramadhan Iwan , . Daniel , . Suriyanisa 
Published: February 2025

Border communities between countries are the frontline of a country. However, this is sometimes neglected by the government of a country. The position of border communities can be used as an illustration of the face of a country. The different levels of economic, social and cultural life of two neighboring countries sometimes become opportunities and threats between neighboring countries. The urge to fulfill economic, educational and cultural needs is sometimes the reason why people still love their homeland or leave their homeland, or the choice of still living in their homeland but economically, socially and culturally in neighboring countries. This research aims to describe the efforts made by the Government of Indonesia to see how efforts are made to maintain, foster and instill the value of the nationalism character of the border people. The research setting is in the border region of West Kalimantan. The research was conducted using a qualitative approach with a case study design with various information through observation and interviews and documentation. Data analysis using qualitative methods. The results showed that there were at least four (4) activities carried out to instill the character of nationalism to the border community, first by socializing cross-border stakes, border community economic programs, a series of commemorations. Indonesia's independence day, and socialization through educational channels by conducting socialization to school students at the junior and senior high school levels.
Exploring Writing Anxiety and Its Impact on TOEFL Performance Among Chinese Senior High School Students: Causes, Correlates, and Pedagogical Implications: A Mixed Methods Study
Authors: Jiang Xue , Lu Zhongxin 
Published: February 2025

This study examines the relationship between writing anxiety and performance among high school students in China who take the TOEFL writing test, focusing on the factors that lead to anxiety and the influence of demographic variables.The contrast lies in the degree of impact, whereby moderate writing anxiety has a negative correlation to TOEFL scores, whereas higher levels of anxiety was found to hamper the test. Sources of Major Anxiety Inhibitors comprise problematic writing topics, low self-confidence in their language use, time constraints, and previous bad experiences. On the other hand, the effects of evaluation on anxiety received conflicting responses and thus are a source of individual differences and cultural factors. Other demographic variables studied included age, gender, grade, years of English study, and exposure to an English-speaking environment but were studied to have limited impact on the degree of writing anxiety. Therefore, interventions based on anxiety sources rather than demographic factors are needed. Teaching implications include creating supportive learning environments; providing language-building resources and gradually introducing time-constrained tasks to build confidence. These findings contribute to the research on the impact of writing anxiety on TOEFL scores and provide practical avenues for reducing anxiety in preparation for high-stakes exams. Future research should focus on expanding the sample size to encompass diverse regions in China and investigate issues related to the relationship between self-efficacy and writing anxiety and performance, which would lead to a more beneficial understanding of how students could be assisted to enhance TOEFL performance.
人类卫生健康共同体视域下的全球健康传播话语建构
Authors: Xu Jing 
Published: February 2025

The pandemic of Covid-19 has brought global health and development to a new crossroads. On the one hand, health has become a major theme of universal concern to the international community, on the other hand, global health and development requires global mobilization and coordinated responses from governments, civil societies, and other international agencies and individuals more than ever, thus highlighting the importance of global health communication. During the epidemic, Chinese government initiated to build a Global Community of Health for All, which not only expressed China's standing points on the global fight against the epidemic, but also reflected China's new directions for health diplomacy and participation in global global health governance in the new era. So it is important to fully understand the critical role of global health communication from western experience so as to better guide health communication research and practice in China in the new time.
Panel4: Health Narratives, Communities and Global Health
Authors: Hu Jiaqi 
Published: February 2025

Session 4 of the 6th International Conference on “Medicine, Humanity, and Media” (MHM 2023): Health Communication under Digitization, convened at the School of Journalism and Communication of Peking University on November 4, 2023. With the theme “Health Narratives, Communities and Global Health”, the session was moderated by Jiang Yizhen (Associate Professor from the School of Public Health at Xiamen University), with Li Zhenyi (Director of the School of Communication and Culture at Royal Roads University, Canada) and Zhang Zhan (Assistant Professor from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at University of Nottingham Ningbo China) as commentators. The session featured six speakers who delivered thought-provoking paper presentations, showcasing the deep integration of diverse health communication topics and profound humanistic care in the age of globalization.
What We Learned From the Pandemic? Opportunities and Risks of Digital Technology in Future Population Health Strategies
Authors: Lwin May 
Published: February 2025

In this lecture Prof May presented a number of studies conducted by the research team during the Covid-19 global pandemic, as well as new opportunities and risks in global health strategies. The research mainly includes, social media use during the pandemic, including two directions: public sentiment analysis based on social media discourse and social media disinformation governance. Secondly, how disinformation governance was practiced during the Singapore epidemic , describing multi-level risk communication practices and public sentiment analysis in promoting child vaccination. The final study shared is about vulnerable populations, focusing on the mobile digital technologies use of migrant workers in Singapore during the lockdown, presenting the potential of using social media to enhance mental health. In conclusion, this epidemic pandemic provides an opportunity for health communication scholars and their research to be involved in multiple aspects of infectious disease prevention and control, and in the future, calls for increased global collaboration between health communication and other fields in the field of global infectious disease prevention and control to address the risks together.

Keywords：Digital Technology；Public Sentiment；Global Health；Health Communication；Social Media；
Intergenerational Differences in Health Information-Sharing Behavior: An Experimental Study on the Mediation of PAD Emotional Structure and the Moderation of Risk Framework
Authors: Lin Miao , Wang Shuining , Yang Ya 
Published: February 2025

Family is the basic unit of society and is usually where the communication of health information starts. Thus, intergenerational communication and persuasion of about health information has been an important topic in the field of health communication. This study examines intergenerational differences in health communication and explores the causes of these differences from the perspective of the structure of feeling. An interaction experiment shows that generational differences, as a single physical connection, may not be the only cause of the audience's emotional structure; rather, a dual social connection consisting of both intergenerational differences and the information framework may be the primary cause. The emotions of pleasure and dominance play intermediary roles between generational difference and users’ behavior of sharing health information. However, the degree of arousal is not an efficient intermediary. By understanding the cognitive path of microbehaviors and providing empirical evidence, this study hopes to reduce "inefficient public information" in intergenerational health communication and to facilitate more precise communication.
Research on health communication strategy of chronic diseases in youth under KABP Model
Authors: Zhang Chengmei 
Published: February 2025

Under the background of “Healthy China”, the health literacy of the youth group is worthy of attention. At present, the chronic diseases in our country have the tendency of becoming younger, and the health communication has a positive effect on the prevention of the chronic diseases in the youth group. Based on the KABP Model this paper analyzes the present situation of chronic disease health communication and the media preference of young people, especially for obtaining health information, This paper will also put forward the communication strategy of youth health information from three dimensions of knowledge, attitude-belief, practice, which can provide reference for the construction of healthy China in the communication aspect.
Panel One: Diversified Pathways of Health Communication through Social Media
Authors: Liu Haoyi , Chen Yu 
Published: February 2025

On the afternoon of July 8, 2024, Panel One, titled "Diversified Pathways of Health Communication through Social Media," was held at Peking University as part of the 7th International Academic Conference on "Medicine, Humanity, and Media." Five paper authors presented their research on various topics: the relationship between social media use related to health and participation in physical activities, the three-level agenda-setting for marginal health issues, the learning process within online support communities for family caregivers, the discussion and information diffusion patterns regarding cervical cancer prevention on Chinese social media, and the potential for urban tobacco control legislation in the era of smart media. The studies revealed the diversified roles of social media in health communication, including promoting participation in physical activities, raising public awareness of marginal health issues, supporting the learning process of family caregivers, depicting the current status and challenges of discussions on cervical cancer prevention, and exploring the influencing factors of urban tobacco control legislation. Professor Huang Yihui and Assistant Professor Jiang Shaohai provided comments and feedback on each researcher's presentation.
Closing Ceremony of the 7th International Conference on Medicine, Humanity, and Media
Authors: Gao Yujing 
Published: February 2025

The 7th International Conference on Medicine, Humanity, and Media culminated in its official closing ceremony on the afternoon of July 12th. Over the course of this six-day event, esteemed scholars , experts and students from both domestic and international universities engaged in profound academic discourse. The conference featured six keynote lectures and showcased 42 research papers across several panels. Six of these papers were honored with the prestigious MHM Conference Best Paper Awards. Central to the theme "Health Communication for Enhanced Resilience," the conference facilitated the sharing of significant insights. Participants broadened their academic views and forged valuable networks, significantly enhancing the cohesion within the academic community focused on health communication.
Taboos Made Visible: Exploring Bodily Performance and Narrative in Women's Health Science Communication Short Videos
Authors: Huang Qiyue 
Published: February 2025

Research on female health science communication on short video platforms has often been limited to exploring the content and form of dissemination, with less attention paid to the connections between the body, media, and society in women's physical health. This study employs performance theory and media visibility theory, using TikTok as a case study. By applying content analysis and in-depth interviews, it categorizes the forms of bodily performance in female health science communication, examines the relationships between self, body, and society reflected in these performances, and analyzes the social and media shaping mechanisms underlying women's health perceptions and body concepts.Through sorting and summarizing, the study finds that body performance in women’s health science communication on short video platforms significantly influences women's health perceptions; it empowers more women to take control of their bodies, recognize and value their bodies comprehensively, and enjoy them fully; it also promotes greater visibility of women's health topics in social media platforms, households, and public spaces.
Study on Tobacco Donations in China: An Analysis Based on Tobacco Industry Literature
Authors: Chen Yu , Zhao Yanyan , Wu Keyan , Wang Ziliang , Chen Zhifeng 
Published: February 2025

Objective: This study aims to investigate the philanthropic donations of the tobacco industry in China under the guise of charity, providing recommendations for national tobacco control efforts and policies.
Methods: By analyzing the section titled “Overview of Nationwide Public Welfare Activities in the Tobacco Industry in 2020” from the literature 2021 China Tobacco Yearbook, the study summarizes the donation activities of the Chinese tobacco industry in 2020, including donation fields, types, amounts, and recipients.
Results: In 2020, the total public donations by the Chinese tobacco industry exceeded 3.6 billion RMB. The majority of these donations were made in the name of corporate donations, with a very small proportion involving personal donations encouraged by the company from its employees. The main fields of donation included: poverty alleviation (53.2%), pandemic relief (18.3%), rural development (9.6%), education and culture (6.8%), among others. Key donation projects encompassed: poverty alleviation initiatives in impoverished counties, COVID-19 pandemic relief, care for left-behind rural children, and assistance for economically disadvantaged university students. The main recipients were government departments at various levels (provincial, municipal, prefectural, district, and village), government foundations (including healthcare institutions and schools), and non-governmental organizations such as local charitable associations, charitable foundations, the Red Cross, youth development foundations, education foundations, development foundations, child welfare foundations, the China Legal Aid Foundation, the China Western Talent Development Foundation, and the China Poverty Alleviation Foundation, among others.
Conclusion: Tobacco companies in China engage in donations across numerous sectors, with recipients covering many government departments, public institutions, including educational and medical units, as well as various levels of public welfare organizations and individuals, including children and adolescents. These donations span multiple social welfare areas, including healthcare and education. Through such donations, tobacco companies aim to cultivate a positive image, utilizing it as a corporate marketing activity, which poses potential negative impacts on the public, particularly children and adolescents. As a signatory to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, China urgently needs to enforce strong legislation and enhance regulation to ensure a comprehensive ban on all forms of tobacco sponsorship and donations, ultimately reducing tobacco use and achieving the goals of the “Healthy China” tobacco control initiative.
Рецензия на книгу: Драгутиновић П. Који чита да разуме: теме из Светог Писма Новог Завета
Authors: Булаич Р. 
Published: February 2025

В издательстве Библейского института богословского факультета Белградского университета (Белград, Сербия) вышло второе, дополненное издание капитального труда на сербском языке «Читающий да разумеет» профессора доктора Предрага Драгутиновича, преподавателя кафедры Нового Завета богословского факультета Белградского университета.
The publishing house of the Biblical Institute of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Belgrade (Belgrade, Serbia) has published a second, expanded edition of the capital work in Serbian "Let the Reader Understand" by Professor Dr. Predrag Dragutinovich, lecturer at the Department of New Testament at the Faculty of Theology of the University of Belgrade.
Новые вызовы на старых путях: сербское богословие сегодня
Authors: Джого Д. 
Published: February 2025

В статье дается обзор тенденций и направлений в современном сербском богословии. Автор рассказывает о ключевых влияниях, которые испытала сербская теология в прошлом и испытывает в настоящем: это и русская богословская традиция XVIII–XIX в., и русская эмигрантская традиция, и усилившееся в последние десятилетия влияние греческого богословия. На этом фоне рассматривается становление и развитие самостоятельного сербского богословия, а также его место в церковной, интеллектуальной и общественной жизни сербов. Автор называет некоторых наиболее влиятельных сербских теологов, которые работают в разных направлениях церковной науки, чтобы заинтересованный читатель смог составить комплексное представление о современном состоянии сербского богословия в целом.
The article provides an overview of trends in modern Serbian theology. Russian theology of the 18th and 19th centuries, and the Russian emigrant tradition, and the growing influence of Greek theology in recent decades, are among the key influences that Serbian theology has experienced in the past and is experiencing in the present. Against this background, the formation and development of independent Serbian theology is considered, as well as its place in the сhurch, intellectual and social life of the Serbs. The author names some of the most influential Serbian theologians who work in various fields of church science, so that the interested reader can get a comprehensive understanding of the current state of Serbian theology as a whole.