The Emergence of Interactive Health Communication from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are now available for sale from the Superintendent of Documents. Prices are free of tax and include shipping and handling. Also included are resources relating to clinical care, trial and research, consumer and international resources, adherence, adolescents, psychosocial and palliative care, substance abuse, prevention, occupational exposure, professional associations, and an index. The publication aims to be educational but not overly technical, provocative but not overly speculative, and grounded in science but cognizant of real-world considerations. Chapters cover IHC, underlying evidence and science of IHC, evaluation of IHC applications, major issues for key stakeholders, overview of major policy issues, recommendations, and references.
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