Helmi monitors, analyzes, and maps the political, social, and idealogical discussions on social media, and identifies trends, communities, and key communicators.
We know that women are the key communicators of genetic knowledge within the family (Richards 1996), even undergoing genetic testing to provide risk information for others (d'Agincourt-Canning 2001).
However, small producers, deeply rooted in the place where they produce, with low capability to invest in communication tools and hence enjoying low visibility in further markets, nowadays may rely on their own website and on social networks and apps where experts and journalists become key communicators together with other, more or less, experienced consumers (Dentoni and Reardon 2010).
Strategic psychological operations advance broad or long-term objectives; global in nature, they may be directed toward large audiences or at key communicators.
Participating gynaecologists, medical staff or midwives will act as local health care providers and key communicators by implementing counselling sessions for participating pregnant women in the "real-life" setting of routine care.
These data suggest that EVs (especially, the protein components) secreted by LPS inhalation are a key intercellular communicator in the development of airway immune dysfunction to inhaled LPS-containing allergens.
Endothelial cells represent an important barrier between the intravascular compartment and extravascular tissues, and therefore serve as key sensors, communicators, and amplifiers of danger signals in innate immunity and inflammation.
Importantly, front-line health care workers were identified to serve as key trusted communicators with parents and vaccine recipients.
#7 - Be An Effective Communicator Communication is a key skill in the workplace.
