Crisis communication and the public health
By: edited by Matthew W. Seeger, Timothy L. Sellnow, Robert L. Ulmer.
Contributors: Seeger, Matthew W. 1957-; Sellnow, Timothy L. 1960-; Ulmer, Robert L.
Series: Hampton Press communication series. Health communication; Health communication (Cresskill, N.J.)
Publisher: Hampton Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Cresskill, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
ISBN-13: 9781572737501; 9781572737518
Subjects: Communication in public health; Emergency management; Crisis management; Communication; Disaster Planning; Bioterrorism; Disease Outbreaks
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Crisis communication and the public health: integrative approaches and new imperative / Matthew W. Seeger & Barbara Reynolds; title: Lessons from the 2001 anthrax attack: a conceptual model for crisis and emergency risk communication / Sandra Crouse Quinn, Tammy Thomas & Carol McAllister; title: Tracking the anthrax story: spokespersons and effective risk/crisis communication / Julie M. Novak & M. Scott Barrett; title: Insider agroterrorism threat and high reliability in a turkey processing plant / Steven J. Venette ... [et al.]; title: When organizational responses to a health crisis are limited: Chi-Chi's and hepatitis A outbreak / Denise Gorsline; title: Best practices in public health communication: managing West Nile virus in Arkansas from 2002-2003 / Robert R. Ulmer, Robert J. Alvey & Jennifer Kordsmeier; title: Less ambiguity, more hope: the use of narrative in Chinese newspaper reports on the SARS crisis / Min Liu, J.J. McIntyre & Timothy L. Sellnow; title: Narratives of crisis planning and infectious disease: a case study of SARS / Robert L. Heath ... [et al.]; title: Encephalitis outbreaks and public communication exigencies: a metaphoric analysis / Keith Michael Hearit; title: Organizing multiple HIV and AIDS discourses for engaging crisis communication in India / Avinash Thombre; title: Applying the crisis and emergency risk communication (CERC) integrative model to bioterrorism preparedness: a case study / Deborah Ballard-Reisch ... [et al.]; title: Parallel process model and government preparedness messages: beyond duct tape and plastics sheeting / Timothy Coombs; title: Ethics of crisis communication / Scott R. Magee, J. Gregory Payne & Scott Ratzan; title: Breaking news and health crises / Mike Lewis.