Sentence examples for communication screening from inspiring English sources

Taken together, this should provide additional support for the integration of interventions for HIV and CC prevention to include information, education, communication, screening, and treatment in a single-visit approach.

With a special focus on health disparities, curricular topics include the spectrum of alcohol use, selected health consequences of alcohol use, epidemiology of unhealthy alcohol use, alcohol problems frequently missed, effects of physician culture on doctor/patient communication, screening, and brief intervention.

Khan gets a hold of a spaceship and tracks down Kirk, leading to a few epic (at least to the mind of this viewer, aged about nine or ten) battles and a lot of verbal sparing on communication screens and over the radio.

Instead an LED light belt wraps the entire Gacha body, offering a combination of the headlights and communication screens.

One possibility for how Online Now will work — although, again, this may change before the final product comes out — is that it will feature as an additional tab in the lower right hand corner of the main Yammer communication screen, not unlike Facebook's own instant messaging feature.

"The guidelines do say [that] 100%… everyone… should get a swallowing screen and everyone should get a communication screen" (SP2) Nursing professionals felt they had a good knowledge of stroke but insufficient skills to teach patients and carers effectively.

These interacted to produce three approaches to consumer communication: "Be screened", "Be screened and here's why" or "Screening is available, please consider whether it is right for you".

To our knowledge, this is the first study to describe patient-reported clinical communication and screening behavior after viewing a CRC screening decision aid in this population.

Five modifiable factors related to service and staff interactions: communication with screening services; contacting patients; integration of screening with other care; focus on the newly diagnosed; and perception of non-attenders.

practice communication with screening services; contacting patients pre- and post-screening; integration of retinopathy screening with other diabetes care; focusing on the newly diagnosed; and a perception among practice staff that there was a hard core of patients who would not attend screening unless they experienced symptoms.

Our objectives were to examine: (i) attitudes towards age-based stoppage policies, (ii) preference for communication about screening options after the end of the call recall programme and (iii) intentions to opt-in to screening after the final invitation.