Communication During Public Health Emergencies
Journal of Health CommunicationPublished 1 June 2003
Jeffrey P. Koplan
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SJR score0.97
SNIP1.10
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During the anthrax crisis as in no other, it became obvious that public communication had become in some sense fully as important as—if not even more important than—the line duties of senior decision makers.
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(2003). Communication During Public Health Emergencies. Journal of Health Communication: Vol. 8, No. sup1, pp. 144-145.
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Social Sciences