Sentence examples for disclosure communication from inspiring English sources
However, our study found that patients and family members only rarely experienced incident disclosure communication as appropriate and effective.
This Australian study was conducted at a time of progress in the dissemination of disclosure policy and disclosure communication training.
This conversion involved, first, using patients' and family members' experiences of inadequate incident disclosure as the basis for articulating principles for appropriate disclosure communication.
This study was conducted against a backdrop of a decade of development of disclosure policy, a nationwide disclosure pilot programme (2006 8), ministerial endorsement of open disclosure policy in 2008, and continued training in disclosure communication within health services.
This can be explained by existing disclosure decision-making theories (Greene et al., 2012), and by studies highlighting the need for developing disclosure communication skills (Chenneville, Lynn, Peacock, Turner, & Marhefka, 2014).
After sending a team here last spring at the request of the Malaysian government, the agency also recommended that the project include greater public disclosure and communication.
Thus, we can consider some concerns such as message hijacking, disclosure of communication and configuration details, injection of unauthorized frames, etc. NCSs are spatially distributed systems whose control loops are connected through communication networks.
Considering adoption in Brazil, Maux and Dutra (2010) refer a social image rooted in a bloodline culture deeply connected to a troublesome view of the adoptee and the consequent secrecy of adoption, including the myths and fears related to adoption disclosure and communication.
We also identified a notable gap in women's awareness of the risks and benefits of CM, the potential for interactions between CM and prescribed medication, and the importance of disclosure and communication of their consultations with CM practitioners.
It is not advisable to modify recommendations regarding participation in decision-making, disclosure and communication as such an approach runs the risk of reifying culture and neglects diversity in patient preferences.
