On one end of the spectrum, demand for succinct solutions to everyday needs is clear.
Owing to the perceived need for a succinct instrument to evaluate HRQOL in HIV-infected patients in multi-center AIDS clinical trials, the development of the MOS-HIV was begun in 1987 [ 14].
However, key messages emerging from focus groups including the need to develop more rigorous feedback channels between the call centre and the clinics; ongoing training and support for call operators; and the need for call operators to provide more succinct information to clients regarding medical procedures and punctuality.
This will ensure that employees always have the most updated version of the app, eliminating the need for manual updates and creating a more succinct employee experience.
This work can also serve as a one-stop resource for all who need succinct, concise, reliable and up to date information in short encyclopedic entries, while the extensive references will be of interest to those who need further information.
(Thanks to Cutler Cleveland and Ellen Dorsey for succinct versions of this question).
The first advantage is that it allows for succinct comparison using the accession numbers.
Here we provide short explanations of each of the 13 characteristics: (Note that these descriptions of the five essentials are intended to be similar, but not necessarily identical to the NIST published descriptions. This was due to the need for brevity to give projects with which we engaged succinct and easy to understand and rate definitions).
We need succinct and flexible versions of our identity for rapid-fire messaging and visual storytelling.
It needs to be succinct, concise, and to the point.
