Language and Medicine

Oral Presentations:
314.3
Medicine, Media and Identity: The Discourse on “Developmental Disabilities” in Japanese TV Programs
Yukako NISHIDA, Nagoya University
314.7
Communication Problems within Medically Assisted Procreation and Palliative Care: The Power of Words
Catarina DELAUNAY, CICS.NOVA - Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences
314.12
Barriers and Facilitators of Palliative Care Communication in Aged Residential Care(ARC):a New Zealand Example
Rosemary FREY, University of Auckland; Jackie ROBINSON, University of Auckland; Michal BOYD, University of Auckland; Merryn GOTT, University of Auckland; Sue FOSTER, University of Auckland
314.19
Signifiant without Signifie :Diagnostic Language and Illness Experience in Rare Disease Patients.
Hiroshi YAMANAKA, Osaka University; Natsuko NOJIMA, Osaka University; Mari HIGUCHI, Osaka University
314.21
A New Meaning of Mental Health in Japanese Net World
Gentaro KATO, Otemon University
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