Sentence examples for communication perceived from inspiring English sources

This supports the basic research question behind this project: How are new workplace ideas and government-related initiatives involving the way information and communication perceived by educators?

The functional domains of suicide attempts were labeled as reduction-of-distress, communication, perceived better alternative to living, and self-loathing.

As depicted in table 5, non-verbal communication, perceived empathy, perceived technical competency and the extent to which patient expectation was met were strong predictors of patient satisfaction.

Interviews examined the current practice and knowledge of thromboprophylaxis, interdisciplinary communication, perceived barriers to VTE management, training provision and future requirements.

The TCom-skill GP scale probably has value in assessing the level of professional competences of GPs with regard to therapeutic communication perceived by patients, and its effect on adherence.

Eleven qualitative studies were identified, and eight themes were abstracted from the data: understanding of research, communication, perceived patient barriers, patient clinician relationship, effect on patients, effect on clinical practice, individual benefits for clinicians and methods associated with successful recruitment.

In an effort to assess self-rated importance of the medical interview to clinical practice and competence in physician-patient communication and perceived benefit of additional physician-patient communication training, the new faculty members were asked to complete a survey.

There were differences in the association between e-cigarette communication and perceived harms depending on the channel of communication.

Additional questionnaires asked for background information such as gender, age, previous education and job experience before and during medical school and tested self-reported communication skills, perceived medical school stress and knowledge of communication skills.

Frontline staff engagement in the project and communication, both intra-organisational communication between staff and management and perceptions of inter-organisational communication, were perceived to be very important.

Prior research found having to communicate with peers using 'written discourse', a communication style perceived as a new and unfamiliar, created the greatest anxiety among students new to online learning (Zembylas, 2008).