Risk Communication and Public Health

ISBN: 9780199562848 出版年：2010 页码：366 Oxford University Press

PART 1 RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES: WHAT DO WE KNOW & WHERE ARE THE FRONTIERS? 2: Lynn Frewer: Public Risk Perceptions and Risk Communication 3: Ian Langford, Claire Morris & Tim O'Riordan: Public Reactions to Risk: Social Structures, Images of Science and the role of Trust 4: Emma Green, S. D. Short, R. Duarte-Davidson & L. S. Levy: Public and Professional Perceptions of Environmental Health risks 5: Nick Pidgeon, Karen Henwood & Bryan Maguire: Public Health Communication and the Social Amplification of risks: Present Knowledge and Future Prospects PART II: LESSONS FROM PROMINENT CASES 8: Ronan Lyons & Dorothy Wright: Experiences in Risk Communication 9: Tony Taig: Benchmarking in Government: Cases Studies and Principles PART III: INSTITUTIONAL ISSUES: SOME PERSPECTIVES 11: Derek Burke: The Recent Excitement over Genetically-Modified Foods 12: Ian Taylor: Political risk culture: not just a communication failure 13: Sheila McKechnie & Sue Davies: Consumers and Risk 14: Anna Coote & Jane Franklin: Negotiating risks to Public Health: Models for Participation 15: David Coles: The Identification and Management of Risk: Opening up the Process PART IV: PULLING THE THREADS TOGETHER 17: Tony Taig: Risk Communication in Government and the Private Sector: Wider Observations 18: David Miller & Sally MacIntyre: Relationships between the Media, Public Beliefs and Policy-Making 19: Simon French & John Maule: Improving Risk Communication: scenario-based workshops 20: Simon Gerrard: Learning from Experience: The Need for Systematic Evaluation