Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026): Special Issue: Digital Health Communication

Published: 2026-03-16

Editorial

Editorial: Digital Health Communication

Maja Nordtug, Maja Klausen

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Special issue articles: Digital Health Communication

Scoping review of patients’ experiences and use of remote consultation for multiple long-term conditions in UK primary care

Anna Evans, Katherine Knighting, Rowan Pritchard Jones, Helen Atherton, Patricia Jamal, Alan Griffiths, Eleni Liami, Greg Irving

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Stabilizing the use of video consultations through legitimacy work A qualitative study in general practice in Denmark

Johannes van den Heuvel, Elisabeth Assing Hvidt, Janus Laust Thomsen, Camilla Hoffmann Merrild

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The digital care convoy Exploring the impact of increased digital communication in the primary care sector

Amalie Søgaard Nielsen, Anette Grønning

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How digital documentation in electronic health records forms healthcare professionals’ identity A qualitative case study

Julie Duval Jensen, Loni Ledderer, Kirsten Beedholm, Raymond Kolbæk

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Constructing expertise in digital dementia support groups The CODEx model

Carolin Schneider Ward, Birte Bös

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Young people, social media, and critical health media literacies

Henry Mainsah, Lin Prøitz, Lilliana Del Bosso

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Understanding the emotional impact of bowel cancer on younger patients A mixed-method study of online narratives written by Australian young patients

Vanda Nissen, Nafiseh Khalaj, Maja M. Olsson, Kate Kalmaz, Renata F. Meuter

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Digital health communication beyond computations A distributed and phenomenological approach

Line Maria Simonsen, Elisabeth Assing Hvidt

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Book review

Book review: Sinikka Torkkola and Anna Sendra Toset. Healthcare and Patient Communication in the Digital Era: A Patienthood and Patient Perspective

Deborah C. Darling

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Articles

Is it or is it not? Covid-19 patients’ (mis)understanding of self-talk

Jeremiah M. Nganda, Kinya Mwithia , Wilson Ugangu

155-171
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