This paper shows that, in contrast to meshes, the irregularity is not an obstacle for designing efficient schemes for such an intensive communication pattern, as the all-output-port broadcast.
Some authors suggested that burnout can be reduced by an intensive communication strategy that brings about quicker end-of-life decision making in the ICU.
As a result of these findings, the MoHS, with technical support from HKI and UNICEF, revised their distribution plan for VAS events at both national and district levels and launched an intensive communication campaign targeting caregivers and health care workers.
Their scores increased sharply towards the end of the 3rd year, during which they had been subjected to extensive patient contact and had participated in an intensive communication course (77% vs. 72% the previous year, P ≤ 0.01).
So we're developing a more intensive communication curriculum".
In Georgia, an investigation into a reported adverse reaction to immunization was followed by intensive communication work, including setting up a hot-line service for parents and training sessions to improve the communication skills of immunization workers.
All these actions, or a 'structuring leadership', are accompanied by intensive communication and, as such, differ between leader and follower.
Despite intensive communication and pest control campaigns, a large part (260,000 or 38%) of the population of La Réunion was infected by chikungunya virus from March 2005 to June 2006, 23 and the same proportion of the Mayotte population was infected by the virus during the same period.
Networking is important because advancing innovations at the 'grassroots level' - particularly in rural areas where science, policy, and demand hardly meet - requires intensive communication between local persons, which plays an important role in encouraging 'little science' (Gupta 1999, p. 1 ff).
Direct trade — which also means intensive communication between the buyer and the grower — stands in stark contrast to the old (but still prevalent) model, in which international conglomerates buy coffee by the steamer ship, through brokers, for the lowest price the commodity market will bear.
