Dear Colleagues,
Rhetoric of Health and Medicine’s latest issue is out now! Issue 8.3 includes two articles that show how rhetoric might be leveraged for training professionals in acute care settings and how rhetoric operates in “evidence-based parenting” forums, where participants discuss and apply scientific evidence to particular parenting decisions. Additionally, this issue includes the adapted keynotes from the most recent RHM symposium, both of which provide new lenses through which to see our disciplinary work, foster collaboration, and advance communal goals. Two new book reviews are also included.
Thank you to all of our contributors: Melissa Guadrón, Megan Eatman, Kimberly Harper, Jenell Johnson, Katrina Hinson, and Leslie R Anglesey.
Read the new issue here: https://journals.upress.ufl.edu/rhm
Happy reading!
-Amy
Amy Reed, PhD
Assistant Editor of Rhetoric of Health and Medicine
Associate Professor of Writing Arts and Health and Science Communication
Rowan University
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