Sentence examples for combined communication from inspiring English sources

All have focused on improving clinicians' communication skills, and the most successful have combined communication skills training with point-of-care testing for C reactive protein and the use of interactive booklets during consultations with patients [ 13- 16].

Last week, the supervisory board of P.T.C.'s majority owner in Poland, Elektrim, accepted an offer of 709 million euros ($603 million), which would give Vivendi control of the phone company as well as Elektrim's cable television and fixed-line telephone assets, and float the combined communication company on the Warsaw exchange.

Today, it describes itself as combining "communication, social networking, and content in a single platform".

This paper addresses issues raised by the ever-expanding role of email as a multi-faceted application that combines communication, collaboration, and task management.

We examined the feasibility of combining communication by e-mail and self-collection of nasal swabs for the prospective detection of acute respiratory infections in a non-medical setting.

In contrast to the current practice of separate management of messages and documents, we create a powerful framework for effective negotiation support in electronic marketplaces by combining communication and document management.

The evolution of energy infrastructures towards a more distributed, adaptive, predictive and marketbased paradigm implies an effort on combining communication protocols and energy transmission and distribution systems in a common architecture.

Group Decision Support System (GDSS) is a branch of information technology, which combines communication, computing and decision support technologies to facilitate the formulation and solution of unstructured problems by a group of people [DeSanctis G, Galluple RB. A foundation for the study of group decision support systems. Management Science 1987 33 May 598 600]].

He is passionate about the environment, and he enjoys combining communication and science to solve development challenges.

Intervention A+B combines communication training with point-of-care testing.

McCullough has suggested a skills-development approach that could include (1) exposing students to simulated ethical dilemmas to help students in reconciling the theory they have learned with their intuitive ethics, (2) coupling teaching innovation and development with either formative or summative assessment, and (3) combining communication and ethics strands where possible [ 26].