The GPs highly valued simple information presentation and usability, which were incorporated into the prompts, but many also suggested adding a range of additional features to prompts (e.g. local service information, medication information).
As society has begun to value information more highly, the so-called information industry has developed.
However, men did highly value consistent dietary advice and information from a clinician, as this was thought to be more trustworthy, especially if it was personally targeted at them in relation to their lifestyle.
In two reviews [ 9, 21] it was found that people with dementia highly value the reception of continuous information during the progress of the disease, from the disclosure of the diagnosis to what services are available for them.
They also highly valued continuity of information on ward handovers, so that they didn't need to point out to other health professionals that their baby was a twin.
Specialist meetings, congresses, conferences, and symposia contribute to professional development by providing a highly valued source of information and acting as catalyst for early awareness and positive evaluation, such forums may accelerate the early adoption of new drugs.
Managers, executives and individual employees all tend to underestimate the likelihood of a security breach because they so highly value the delivery mechanism of that information.
And, If corporate cultures don't align with the transparency, free flow of information, and inclusiveness that millennials highly value -- and that are also essential for learning and successful innovation -- the competitiveness of many established businesses will suffer.
Users of academic detailing highly value its educational value and tend to view information from other sources more critically because of its evidence-based approach.
Historians highly value the abilities to read between the lines, infer information correctly from minimal evidence, and remove as much personal bias as possible.
