Previous research exploring this issue has identified that receptionists frequently use a task-centred discourse style, which patients can find overly direct, and impact on both a patient's satisfaction and even appointment attendance.
The discourse is centred on issues of project management and leadership, transdisciplinarity, students' involvement, data management, community engagement, dissemination of research findings and the role of institutions in project management and implementation.
"British" can imply "white" and "black", often African-American; if black Britons aren't fighting our way out from behind the shadow of white Brits, then we're often attempting to be heard over the "black" discourse usually centred on the black American experience.
The initial findings suggest that, in the UK, the broad discourse is centred upon government policies and targeted preparation for employment while in the USA it is centred upon the institutional vision and social inclusion agenda.
In the USA, findings reveal that the broad discourse is centred on the institutional vision, whereby HEIs adhere to their own institutional brand in terms of who they attract, what facilities they offer and what expertise they have, and social inclusion which incorporates policies around support for disabled and disadvantaged students.
This seemed to be the kind of progress Josipovic had promised in his 2009 election campaign: with the question of EU accession at the forefront of Croatian political discourse, his campaign centred around a "new justice" promoting individual rights, anti-corruption and social justice.
However, the discourse has mostly centred around the "maharajas" or kings, many of whom are still wealthy and influential.
Much of the discourse in Malawi centred on inspection and control, while interviewees in Tanzania were more likely to articulate a paradigm characterised by support and improvement.
Women are challenging patriarchal beliefs about gendered alcohol consumption [ 26] such as those inherent in drinking discourses that are centred on 'risk, responsibility and appropriate behaviours when drinking' (p4) [ 35], particularly within public spaces.
The lengthy homilies of the Zohar are mixed with short discourses and parables, all centred on Simeon ben Yoḥai (2nd century ad) and his disciples.
Much of the public, and research, discourse around cancer diagnosis has been centred on the concept of 'delay'delay
