To civilize is to instruct others in life, and this requires communication of values by way of imagination.
Secondly, our updated definition does not include the communication of values to others, since this is considered to be a different aspect of the design of decision support interventions [ 2, 3]).
If the supplier's firm implements marketing accountability processes, marketing activities are improved, as well as the communication of the value proposition to customers.
Thus, doctor communication of the value of prescribed therapies and setting realistic patient expectations of treatment outcomes may also help to improve adjustment in patients with HZ.
According to a report issued in 2009 by the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester, in England, "the main benefits of carbon labelling are likely to be incurred not via communication of emissions values to consumers, but upstream via manufacturers looking for additional ways to reduce emissions".
With the awareness that the incorrect interpretation of tests and the breakdown in the communication of critical values are preventable errors, laboratorians should make every effort to prevent the types of errors that potentially harm patients.
In the clinical laboratory to allow an effective testing process, post-analytical activity can have two goals in trying to improve patient safety: result interpretation and communication of critical values.
Additionally, inter-organizational relationships developed during the HIV-STIC study strengthened the partnership between multiple organizations and facilitated the communication of organizational values and missions, which in turn led to alignment of practices and eventually better quality of care.
As an interim approach, the concept of Biomonitoring Equivalents (BEs) has been developed, and guidelines for the derivation and communication of these values have been published (Hays et al. 2007, 2008a; LaKind et al. 2008).
