162 resultados para Communication conjugale
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L'étude de la communication à trois entre le bébé, le père et la mère au travers du jeu du trilogue lausannois montre que la communication intersubjective dans la famille suit la même trajectoire développementale que la communication intersubjective à deux entre le bébé et sa mère ou son père : d'une forme primaire ou directe, elle évolue vers une forme secondaire ou référentielle, pour intégrer ensuite des formes symbolique et morale et enfin narrative.
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When all three separate quorum-sensing signals act in concert in Vibrio harveyi, they maximize bioluminescence and fully repress type III secretion. V. harveyi has five qrr loci encoding small RNA regulatory molecules, each consisting of about 100 nucleotides; several of them are involved in repressing bioluminescence. Small RNAs also play roles in population density-dependent activities, including regulation of virulence factors, for bacterial pathogens such as Pseudomonas fluorescens, V. cholerae, Salmonella enterica, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Erwinia spp. Although some bacteria appear to carry redundant copies of small RNA genes with which to finely tune expression
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PURPOSE: Even though there is evidence that both patients and oncology clinicians are affected by the quality of communication and that communication skills can be effectively trained, so-called Communication Skills Trainings (CSTs) remain heterogeneously implemented. METHODS: A systematic evaluation of the level of satisfaction of oncologists with the Swiss CST before (2000-2005) and after (2006-2012) it became mandatory. RESULTS: Levels of satisfaction with the CST were high, and satisfaction of physicians participating on a voluntary or mandatory basis did not significantly differ for the majority of the items. CONCLUSIONS: The evaluation of physicians' satisfaction over the years and after introduction of mandatory training supports recommendations for generalized implementation of CST and mandatory training for medical oncologists.