AECS: El reto transdisciplinar en comunicación de la salud = AECS: The trans-disciplinary challenge in health communication
Abstract
Resumen: La Asociación Española de Comunicación Sanitaria (AECS) nació el 24 de junio de 2009 con la finalidad de ocupar un vacío existente en España en el campo de la comunicación en salud. Antes del nacimiento de AECS, no existía ningún colectivo que acogiera desde un enfoque transdisciplinar a todos los profesionales y usuarios participantes en los procesos de la comunicación de la salud. Los miembros provienen de diferentes áreas del conocimiento, así la AECS está formada por profesionales de la salud, de la comunicación, gestores, investigadores, académicos, usuarios de los servicios de salud y pacientes. Uno de los elementos principales de AECS es la Revista Española de Comunicación en Salud con la que después de 5 años de vida e indexada en bases nacionales e internacionales, es la publicación científica referente de la Comunicación en la Salud en español.
Palabras clave: Comunicación, Salud, España, Asociación
Abstract: The Spanish Association of Health Communication (AECS) was born on the 24th of June of 2009 to cover a field gap in Spain on Health Communication. Before AECS, it didn’t exist in Spain any official group composed by all different actors in the field of Health Communication with a trans-disciplinar approach. This is the reason why AECS members come from different fields, such as health professionals, communication experts, management professionals, researchers, lecturers, users of the healthcare services and patients. One of the key elements in AECS is the Spanish Journal in Health Communication, which after 5 years and indexed in national and international databases, is considered the main scientific peer-reviewed journal in the field of Health Communication in Spanish.
Keywords: Communication, Health, Spain, Association
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