Sentence examples for frameworks for communication from inspiring English sources

Let's suggest some frameworks for communication.

In addition, the conceptual frameworks for communication skills teaching are based on research evidence from English-speaking countries [ 2].

Trust, understood as the relational commitment between individuals in social settings, is developed along with the development of the institutional frameworks for communication and decision-making as well as the personal characteristics of the individuals involved in the trusting relationship, such as competence, empathy, congeniality and fairness [ 21, 22].

The rock group isn't just a musical convenience, it's a social necessity -- a framework for communication.

With Brizzly, Darnell will work on "larger framework for communication and content discovery," Shellen tells us.

In the mean time, you can sign up and be among the first to adopt this new framework for communication and give feedback.

A phase only describes a patient's current condition so that the entire team, including the family and the patient, may better understand expectations and therefore have a better framework for communication and planning.

In addition it appears that both staff and relatives lack a common framework for communication (e.g. staff not checking prior knowledge, not seeking what information relatives want, fearing relatives' responses, 'getting it wrong' or criticism; and relatives having to seek and initiate contacts, lacking the confidence or skills to manage the encounter in a dis-empowering setting).

Biomarkers in osteoarthritis can be categorised using the five-point burden of disease, investigative, prognostic, efficacy of intervention and diagnostic (BIPED) classification scheme, which was developed by the Osteoarthritis Biomarkers Network with the aim of providing a common framework for communication in the field.

Standards and frameworks for the communication of structured health information, such as HL7 [ 38] or CorbaMED [ 39], are now widely accepted.

The lesson is as old as the Post Office: the framework we create for communication is a framework for politics.