[Commlist] CFP: Qualitative Health Communication

Media and communication scholars are invited to contribute to this new 
open access health communication journal – no payment from the authors 
is required.

OPEN CALL: Qualitative Health Communication (journal). Submit your paper 
now.

Qualitative Health Communication (QHC), is a new, no-fee, open access 
online journal dedicated to publishing articles employing qualitative 
methods to investigate, improve and innovate health communication.

We are calling for submissions to QHC’s second issue (to be published in 
July 2022) and subsequent issues via the journal's website 
https://tidsskrift.dk/qhc/. Detailed instructions for authors can also 
be found on the website.

This is a general call for submission not tied to a special issue topic. 
All submissions within the scope of QHC are welcome. Submission from 
researchers at any stage of their career is encouraged.

All submissions will be peer-reviewed: initial screening in-house 
followed by external peer-review. There are no article submission or 
processing fees. Accepted articles will be available online free of charge.

The first issue of Qualitative Health Communication (QHC) will be 
published in January 2022 featuring contributions by renowned health 
communication researchers. Topics include COVID-19 communication, 
communication in antenatal group consultations, paediatric palliative 
care, surgeon-patient consultations, communication in patient 
information leaflets and forensic assessment reports and co-construction 
of experiential knowledge.

QHC acknowledges the interdisciplinary nature of health communication, 
and thus is not restricted to a certain discipline and welcomes 
contributions from a wide range of fields (e.g. linguistics, 
communication, media, medicine, nursing, public health, health services 
research, ethics, philosophy, anthropology) as long as studies employ 
qualitative theories and methods.

QHC seeks to provide a forum for qualitative research into topics such as:

-               interpersonal communication

-               public health campaigns

-               digital health

-               health communication in the mass media

-               patient engagement

-               health promotion

-               health literacy

-               or any topic you find to be relevant for health 
communication

For questions or additional information please contact: (qhc-journal /at/ au.dk)

Inaugural editorial team

Editor-in-Chief:

Dr Matilde Nisbeth Brøgger, School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus 
University, Denmark.

Senior Editors:

Dr Maria Dahm, Institute for Communication in Health Care, Australian 
national University, Australia.

Dr Jane Ege Møller, Department of Clinical Medicine, Aarhus University, 
Denmark.

Dr Maja Klausen, Department for Study of Culture, University of Southern 
Denmark, Denmark.

Dr Antoinette Fage-Butler, School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus 
University, Denmark.

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