Research and Impact Initiative on Communication in Healthcare
醫療溝通研究及影響倡議
The 3rd International E-Symposium on Communication in Health Care
“Advancing Frontiers of Health Communication Research, Education and Practice during the Pandemic”
Hong Kong Time Indicated Below
Keynotes: 30 mins + 15 mins virtual coffee chat (click the title to view abstract)
Sessions: 15 mins per talk + 15 mins overall Q&A (click "Session X" to view abstracts)
Day 1 Programme
Opening
0900-0930
Keynote 1
(Moderator: Olga Zayts-Spence)
0930-1000
Elizabeth Rider
Harvard Medical School/ Boston Children's Hospital
Session 1: From Effective Healthcare Communication to Improved Healthcare Outcomes for Vulnerable Populations during COVID-19
(Moderator: Ni-Eng Lim)
1000-1100
Mental health in the workplace: COVID-19 and vulnerable groups
Zoë Fortune
City Mental Health Alliance Hong Kong/ The University of Hong Kong
(with Olga Zayts-Spence & Vincent Wai Sum Tse)
The resilience of social service providers and families of children with autism or development delays during the COVID-19 pandemic
Paul Wong
The University of Hong Kong
The pervasive relevance of COVID-19 in paediatric palliative care appointments during the pandemic
Kaite Ekberg
Queensland University of Technology
(with Lara Weinglass, Stuart Ekberg, Susan Danby & Anthony Herbert)
Virtual Coffee Chat (with Elizabeth Rider)
1100-1115
Session 2: Researching Social Interactions in Clinical Contexts
(Moderator: Olga Zayts-Spence)
1115-1215
Adapting and applying linguistics to make hospitals safer: A translational research approach
Diana Slade
The Australian National University
Communicating about illness progression and end of life
Stuart Ekberg
Queensland University of Technology
(with Ruth Parry, Victoria Land, Katie Ekberg, Marco Pino & Charles Antaki)
Dealing with patient reluctance in difficult decision-making process
Michie Kawashima
Kyoto Sangyo University
Lunch Break
1215-1315
Session 3: Conversation Analysis and Healthcare Communication
in Asia (Moderator: Ni-Eng Lim)
1315-1415
History-taking questions during triage in emergency medicine
Sheung-Hee Lee
Yonsei University
(with Chan Woong Kim)
Recommending no further treatment: Gatekeeping work of generalists at a Japanese
university hospital
Shuya Kushida
Osaka Kyoiku University,
(with Michie Kawashima & Tetsuya Abe)
Mild cataract patients’ reactions to doctors’ ‘no surgery’ recommendations
K K Luke
Nanyang Technological University
(with Augustinus Laude, Yvonne Tse-Crepaldi & Ni-Eng Lim)
Session 4: Communicating Uncertainty in Healthcare Settings (Moderator: Stuart Ekberg)
1415-1515
Evidence and hedges: Uncertainty in diagnostic statements
Mary Dahm
The Australian National University
(with Carmel Crock)
Managing parental uncertainty on a paediatric palliative care telephone support line
Holly Sansone
Queensland University of Technology
Session 4 (Cont'd)
“What’s going on with my ears? ”: Some
reflections on managing uncertainty in the
audiology consultation
Jennifer Watermeyer
The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
Virtual Coffee Chat
1515-1600
Keynote 2
(Moderator: KK Luke)
1530-1600 CANCELLED
Peter Schulz
The University of Lugano
Session 5: Technology and Healthcare Communication (Moderator: Olga Zayts-Spence)
1600-1700
The translation and sociocultural adaptation of web-based tools to enhance person-centred communication for people living with dementia
Tony Young
Newcastle University
Physical therapy online: Supporting infants with cerebral palsy and their parents during Covid-19
Phill Harniess & Jeff Bezemer
University College London
Session 5 (Cont'd)
Assessing machine translation in use: Trustworthiness and safety of Google Translate
translations in obtaining surgical consent
Susy Macqueen
The Australian National University
(with with Christine Phillips, Tina Campbell, Zhengdao Ye, Johanna Rendle-Short & Katrina Anderson)
Virtual Coffee Chat
(with Peter Schulz)
1700-1715 CANCELLED
Linguistics explorations of voice-hearing: contributions and surprising insights
Zsófia Demjén
University College London
Dementia in the news: Quantitative and qualitative perspectives
Gavin Brookes
Lancaster University
“I’m losing my sanity!”: The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on mental health of ‘working mothers’
Olga Zayts-Spence
The University of Hong Kong
(with Zoë Fortune, Vincent Wai Sum Tse, Mariana Lazzaro-Salazar & Sylvia Jaworska)
Keynote 3
(Moderator: Zsófia Demjén)
1815-1900
Elena Semino
Lancaster University
Day 1 Brief Wrap-up
1900