Who we are
Beginning in December 2020, researchers who have been members of EACH: International Association for Communication in Healthcare but whose primary affiliation is the International Communication Association (ICA) and who are part of the Health Communication Division of ICA worked with leaders of EACH to create a partnership between the two organizations.
What we do
This partnership offers opportunities to be involved in both EACH and ICA, become involved in the discussion and potential collaboration opportunities through networking, mentoring, and public forums at conferences and online webinars. This partnership has potential to bring organizational structure for people who want to advance their own research and network across both organizations. At the collective level, the partnership expands our international networks to do research across country and disciplinary boundaries. The robust, theoretically-based work that is a foundation of ICA members, and the expertise in and access to healthcare communication of EACH members, provides a cornerstone for the future.
The EACH/ICA Partnership Working Group comprises researchers who are members of EACH and the Health Communication Division of ICA.
The aims of this Working Group are to:
- develop opportunities for members to be involved in both EACH and ICA
- foster collaboration through networking and mentoring, at public forums, conferences and online webinars.
At the collective level, the partnership expands our international networks to do research across country and disciplinary boundaries.
How do I get involved?
Feel free to contact our leads and/or existing members to learn more about joining our working group.
Working Group Leads
Marie C. Haverfield marie.haverfield@sjsu.edu
San José State University, USA (EACH member, ICA member)
Song Duimel s.duimel@nki.nl
Netherlands Cancer Institute-Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, NL (EACH member, ICA member)
EACH/ICA liaison
Marleah Kruzel marleahdeank@usf.edu (University of South Florida, EACH member, ICA member)
Working group members
Ashley P. Duggan (Boston College and Tufts University School of Medicine, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Marcy Rosenbaum (University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Evelyn Y. Ho (University of California San Francisco, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Matthew Matsaganis (Rutgers University, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Julia C.M. van Weert (University of Amsterdan, Netherlands), (EACH member, ICA member)
Arwen H. Pieterse (Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands), (EACH member, ICA member)
Nadine Bol (Tilburg University, Netherlands), (ICA member)
Sara Rubinelli (University of Lucerne, Switzerland), (EACH member, ICA member)
Marleah Dean (University of South Florida, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Carma Bylund (University of Florida, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Jenn Anderson (South Dakota State University, USA), (EACH member, ICA member)
Anna Kerr (Ohio University, USA), (ICA member)
Christopher J. Koenig (San Francisco State University, USA) (EACH member, ICA member)
Maria Lapinski-LaFaive (Michigan State University, USA) (ICA member)