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2023
Abstract Academics live their day-to-day lives in their departments, but professional peers are distributed around the country and around the world. These are the communities that support us as scholars. These communities operate partly through informal networks of friendship, collaboration, and exchanging trainees.
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Abstract Academics live their day-to-day lives in their departments, but professional peers are distributed around the country and around the world. These are the communities that support us as scholars. These communities operate partly through informal networks of friendship, collaboration, and exchanging trainees.
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Professional communication and translation in convergence
2008 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference, 2008As translation of technical documents becomes commonplace, and as translation becomes more automated, the roles of translator and technical communicator appear to be converging. This paper examines the trend revealed from recent surveys, and it suggests further research to determine if the trend is likely to continue.
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Optimising professional communication with patients
Nursing Standard, 2020Communication between a nurse and a patient may seem intuitive. However, communicating effectively with patients while applying the principles of person-centred care can be challenging. Patients' perceptions of suboptimal care and healthcare services may be influenced by how nurses communicate with them, since communication may be used as a quality ...
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Transliteracies in Intercultural Professional Communication
IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, 2018Teaching problem: The comparative/contrastive approach to teaching intercultural communication is based on the premise that global rhetorical practices are not mere indicators of the cultural proclivities of a people, but are also a framework for developing a working knowledge about how members of a culture communicate.
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Professional Communication and Medication Safety
2015Professional communication is essential in health care to ensure that all health care professionals who are caring for the same patient share the same information, and that any potential problems associated with their care are resolved. In relation to medication, this means that information on all medicines (both prescribed and over the counter) used ...
van den Bemt, Patricia M. L. A. +2 more
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The Future of Professional Communities of Practice
2009Thirty four professionals who are part of a community of practice in the field of health related emergency response management provided information about the sources of information that they currently use the most, as well as their unmet information needs, and the kinds of information systems tools they would like to have.
Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz
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2012
In this chapter, the author covers a number of forms of professional communication. Although this coverage is not comprehensive, there is a discussion of a wide variety of communication mechanisms, and the techniques provided should be extensible to other forms of communication. The chapter starts by discussing four simple rules of communication.
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In this chapter, the author covers a number of forms of professional communication. Although this coverage is not comprehensive, there is a discussion of a wide variety of communication mechanisms, and the techniques provided should be extensible to other forms of communication. The chapter starts by discussing four simple rules of communication.
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Interpersonal Communication Style and Personal and Professional Growth among Saudi Arabian Employees
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2023Lowai G Abed +2 more
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