Describing goals or outcomes of this encounter as "promoting good end-of-life decision-making", "meeting the needs of unfortunate families", "communicating sensitively and sympathetically" or "donor family support".
This requires investing in knowledge exchange: money and time, people, and capacity to communicate research sensitively and appropriately within the context.
New graduates in the United Kingdom are expected to be able to "communicate clearly, sensitively and effectively with patients and their relatives" [ 15].
In the student sample the discrimination index ranged from 0.24 (item: 10: " The students communicate appropriately, sensitively and respectfully with patients") to 0.58 (item 14: " The students are well prepared for lifelong learning and to develop personally"), M = 0.46 (SD = 0.09); only 2 items fell below the reference level of 0.30, while 18 exceeded 0.50.
Communicating sensitively does not lead to automatic agreement; it increases our odds of getting there.
"In the last few days we have had a crash course in crisis management," Mr. Chesky wrote, adding that the company "should have responded faster" and "communicated more sensitively".
We should have responded faster, communicated more sensitively, and taken more decisive action to make sure she felt safe and secure.
Ability to communicate clearly and sensitively with internal and external stakeholders.
Most drug treatment program staff understand the unique needs of the population they serve, suggesting that they are well positioned to effectively and sensitively communicate accurate and essential information about HCV and its consequences.
In order to sensitively communicate our decisions as to who had and had not been selected, we met with each course participant individually; those who were not selected were given constructive feedback and encouragement, provided with ideas on how to develop further skills in certain areas, and promised that they would be contacted if opportunities arose in the future.
