TEXTBOOK 

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Braddock, J. (2021). Becoming Global Citizens: A Handbook for International Media and Communication. Kendall Hunt Publishing Co.: Dubuque, IA. 

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BOOK CHAPTERS

 

Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2014). Overtreatment and overreliance on diagnostic testing. In T. L. Thompson (Ed.), Encyclopedia of health communication (Vol. 3, pp. 1015-1016). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications

 

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS 

 

Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2014). Competing with the Conventional Wisdom: Newspaper Framing of Medical Overtreatment. Health Communication, 29:2. 157-172.

 

Walsh-Childers, K., Braddock, J., Rabaza, C., & Schwitzer, G. (2018). One Step Forward, One Step Back: Changes in News Coverage of Media Interventions. Health Communication, 33: 2. 174-187. 

 

Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2018). Assessing U.S. Health Journalists’ Beliefs About Medical Overtreatment and the Impact of Related News Coverage. Health Communication, 33: 2. 202-211

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Walsh-Childers, K., & Braddock, J. (2022). Costs, Evidence, Context and Values: Journalists’ and Policy Experts’ Recommendations for US Health Policy Coverage. Health Communication, 37(14), 1778-1787.

 

OTHER PUBLICATIONS (Conference papers and others) 

 

Neil, J. M., Walsh-Childers, K., Braddock, J., & Blackstone, G. (2015). Overtested but underreported: Consumers views on health news coverage and medical overtreatment. Paper presented to the Mass Communication Division at the 2015 National Communication Association Conference in Las Vegas, NV. 

 

Walsh-Childers, K., Neil, J., Braddock, J., & Blackstone, G.  (2014). News, Health Decisions and the Microwave Society: Female Consumers’ Beliefs about Coverage of Medical Overtreatment. Paper presented at the AEJMC Conference in Montreal, Canada

 

Walsh-Childers, K., Braddock, J. Rabaza, C. & Schwitzer, G. (2014). One Step Forward, One Step Back: Changes in News Coverage of Medical Interventions. Presented at the Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication, Montreal, Canada

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Braddock, J. (2014) Achieving Effective Development: An Examination of Intercultural   Communication Competence from the Development Practitioner’s Perspective. Accepted for presentation at the International Communication Association Conference, Seattle, May 2014.

 

Walsh-Childers, K., & Braddock, J. (2013). Assessing Journalists’ Beliefs about Medical Overtreatment and the Impact of Related News Coverage. Presented at the International Association for Mass Communication Research, Dublin, Ireland, June 2013.

 

Walsh-Childers, K., Braddock, J., & Rabaza, C. (2013). Journalists' coverage of health care interventions: An analysis of HealthNewsReview.org assessments. Presented in the ComSHER Division at the 2013 AEJMC conference in Washington, DC.

 

Braddock, J. (2012). Internal and External Cultures: A qualitative study of one multinational corporation in the United States. Submitted to Intercultural Communication division.

 

Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2012). Out in the country (online): A closer look at online health information use in the rural United States. Submitted to the Communicating Science, health, environment, and risk Division.

 

Braddock, J. (2011). Mirror, Mirror on the Screen...The Facebook-Narcissism Connection. Mass Communication and Society Division.  Moeller Student Competition, Third Place paper.

 

Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2011). Competing with the Conventional Wisdom: Newspaper Coverage of Medical Overtreatment. Communicating Science, Health, Environment, and Risk Division. Submitted to Health Affairs for publication, November 2011.

 

Braddock, J. & Habib, S. (2011). Transnational Media Coverage of the 2010 BP Oil Spill: A Content Analysis.

 

CURRENT RESEARCH 

 

Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2019). Developing Criteria for Assessing the Quality of News Coverage of Health Policy: Toward Improving Coverage to Better Inform Citizens and Policy-makers. Presented to AEJMC DC, August 2018. Presented to WJEC Paris, July 2019. 

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Walsh-Childers, K. & Braddock, J. (2019). People, Policy and Impact: Lessons from a Public Health Reporting Project in New Mexico. Revising for submission to a health journal.