Their objections to the takeover are readily communicated.
The elevated use of information technology (IT) in healthcare settings primarily via utilization of electronic health records (EHRs), which allow information to be readily communicated and shared among healthcare providers has been advocated as a means of improving quality of care and helping to control healthcare costs over the long term.
They toured worldwide and made numerous recordings, Pinnock directing "with a characteristic energy and enthusiasm which are readily communicated to audiences".
Third, OMERACT intends "to ground theoretical discussions in the lived experience of arthritis, and in concepts which can be readily communicated to patients to help with therapeutic decision making".
Since 2002, OMERACT has invited patients as full conference participants based on the belief that outcomes for clinical trials need to be derived from 'the lived experience of arthritis' and from 'concepts which can be readily communicated to patients to help with therapeutic decision making'.
Changes in knowledge, attitudes and stereotypes do not reliably predict behaviour [ 33, 40, 46- 48, 50, 60, 67]; and, when evaluated especially in the short-term, these outcomes appear to be vulnerable to socially desirable response sets shaped by expectations that can be readily communicated via the nature of the intervention or the contents of pre-intervention assessments [ 33, 39, 40, 60, 64].
The long-term benefits of such research, which are less readily communicated to the lay public than fears, should not be ignored.
She particularly liked taking the production from the grand, open-air spaces of the Papal Palace at the Avignon Festival last year to smaller theatres around France, where Medea's humanity could be more readily communicated.
Where explicit knowledge is readily codified and transmittable, tacit knowledge has a personal quality which makes it hard to formalise and communicate (Nonaka 1994).
