Risk/Crisis Communication Research Related to COVID-19 in Asia

Meng, J. (July 2, 2021). Trusted sources of information, perceived quality in communication, and health knowledge retention: A national study of COVID-19 pandemic in China. Invited presentation as part of the research panel, Risk/Crisis Communication Research Related to COVID-19 in Asia, chaired by Sriramesh, K., presented at the 28^th International Public Relations Research Symposium (BledCom).

Juan Meng

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