Sentence examples for needs on communication from inspiring English sources

For analysing the influence of previsit needs on communication behaviours, frequencies of counsellor and counselee utterances were calculated.

Try one-on-one communication.

Scwhein points out that Rooftop Cop was chosen months before the event but also acknowledges that the timing couldn't be any more appropriate, calling it "the perfect opening act for the night and for Journey, which touches on our need for communication and community".

In an exploration on relatives' needs, Hartmann et al. found that 50% of relatives wish to accompany the physicians on their daily ward rounds; 21% would like to have family conferences together with physicians and the ill family member; 13% of relatives express a need of communication with the doctor on emotionally distressing issues [ 16].

In order to create a patient-centred care process the focus needs to be on communication, collaboration and shared decision-making with the patient [ 3- 5].

Although several empirical studies and normative theories have specified the communication requirements in innovation teams, an empirically based insight is definitely needed on the communication requirements and requirements that prevail in the complex context of international innovation teams, in which the participants are located in different company units, countries, and cultures.

More research data are needed on electronic communication with patients and on users' experiences.

A renewed focus is needed on improving communication, strengthening patient rights and autonomy whilst simultaneously motivating and enabling healthcare workers to provide comprehensive and inclusive quality of care.

With a very successful career as a PR executive behind her, she has needed no advice on communication.

The exercise, Marathon Death, was introduced into the curricula at the medical school at Umeå University, Sweden to meet the need for training on communication in difficult situations.

Observer commentary in a piece on the need for communication between railway carriages and engine drivers after a series of fatal accidents.