Antibiotics in France and Italy: A linguistic analysis of policies and practices compared to Danish standards

Abstract

This chapter is a comparative linguistic study that examines the annual European Antibiotic Awareness Day campaign material to prescribers and potential users in three different language societies: Denmark, France, and Italy. The study finds subtle yet distinct differences in terms of addressivity and formality: notably, the Danish campaign addresses their recipients directly and informs them informally. These observations may point to a more direct form of communication in Denmark, which could indicate a more egalitarian relationship. This relationship could be one of the reasons why Danes consume much less antibiotics and struggle much less with less antimicrobial resistance.

OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelRisking antimicrobial resistance : A collection of one-health studies of antibiotics and its social and health consequences
RedaktørerCarsten Strøby Jensen, Søren Beck Nielsen, Lars Fynbo
Antal sider20
UdgivelsesstedLondon
ForlagPalgrave Macmillan
Publikationsdato1 jan. 2018
Sider41-60
Kapitel3
ISBN (Trykt)978-3-319-90655-3
ISBN (Elektronisk)978-3-319-90656-0
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 1 jan. 2018

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