Five years of EACH (European Association for Communication in Healthcare).

Keywords

Publishing, Health care, Public relations, Focus (optics), Association (psychology)

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• Advice for junior researchers--lessons learned from the 2011 Y-EACH Junior Investigators' Workshop.Mary Gemma Cherry, Anne-Linda Frisch, Marij A. Hillen — 2012
• Patient education in Western European hospitals: a comparison of the Netherlands, Flanders and England.Akke Albada, Ed Elbers, Adriaan Visser — 2007
• Developing the International Association for Communication in Healthcare (EACH) to address current challenges of health communication.Sara Rubinelli, Jonathan Silverman, Karolien Aelbrecht — 2019
• Ten years of EACH (European Association for Communication in Healthcare) and priorities for the next ten years.P. Salmon, W. Langewitz, M. Deveugele — 2011

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