10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication

A compact, interview-driven show focused on practical health-communication strategies led by Health Communication Partners. It attracts senior public-health and academic guests, offering credible, bite-sized takeaways ideal for PR-led thought leadership and strategic partnerships in health education.

212 episodes, Biweekly, 4.8 rating

<1k, Female, USA

info@h-cpartners.com, annemarie@h-cpartners.com

This podcast gives health professionals tools and information to improve patient communication and education. Today, with your next patient or client. I take a communication or education issue that professionals have raised, dig into it with some research, then give you a strategy you can use in your practice right away. And I do it all in about 10 minutes. Complete show transcripts, archive and notes at healthcommunicationpartners.com

Health Communication Partners

How To, Education, Science, Social Sciences, Business, Health & Fitness, Careers, Self-Improvement

Academic or professional credentials in health communication, public health, medical communication, or related fields (e.g., PhD, MD, or equivalent experience).

leadership roles in public health communication or health education, editorial leadership or notable research publications, speaking engagements or keynote roles within health comms, recognized contributions to patient-centered communication

Lakshmi Grama - Involvement Of People Affected By Cancer In Naming New Cancer.gov Information; AI In Health Communication, Lakshmi Grama - Shaping Cancer.gov’s Clinical Trials Information; Engaging People Affected By Cancer; Generative AI For Precision Communication, Dr. Renata Schiavo - The Science Of Trust And Trustworthiness (part 2), Dr. Renata Schiavo - Trust And Trustworthiness In Health Communication; Drivers Of Trust, Dr. Ayo Olagoke - Using AI In Health Communication

health communication, patient education, clinical trials, trust in health information, AI in health communication, public health communication, health information dissemination, cancer.gov, patient advocacy