Communication Management of Long Distance Marriage (LDM) Couples to Resolve Marital Conflicts by Salsa Adiningsih, Ayu Usada Rekaningtias

“…The findings reveal that: (1) Communication management in LDM couples at the self layer is demonstrated through routine communication, such as chatting, video calls, voice notes, and phone calls, to recognize and understand each other's desires. (2) Communication management at the interpersonal layer is reflected in routine communication, which is key to maintaining the marital relationship. (3) Communication management at the people in system layer shows that work influences the smoothness of communication between couples. (4) Communication management at the competencelayer is demonstrated through emotional regulation, attitudes, thoughts, and varying conflict resolution strategies for each couple. (5) Factors that hinder communication in LDM couples include distance, work related busyness, and limited signal availability. …”
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Communication practices with patients using a language other than French: a cross-sectional survey in a university hospital in France by Johann Cailhol, Bouamrane Larbi-Benhadjar, Ando Rajaonah, Anais Anthonioz, Vincent Kaufmann, Claire Peloso, Sanjeev Bista

“…Abstract Aims This paper aims to shed light on routine communication practices between all types of hospital workers– medical, administrative and psycho-social -, and patients using a language other than French. …”
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Zúčastněné pozorování a rozhovor v terénní praxi by Marie Fritzová

“…I participated in routine communication between members of a household, but I could watch the little quarrels, debates, disputes, etc. …”
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Using spherical video-based immersive virtual reality technology to investigate vocabulary mastery among university sophomores in EFL settings by I. Wayan Eka Dian Rahmanu, Gyöngyvér Molnár

“…The results illustrated that learners predominantly expressed high-frequency nouns, indicating a robust foundational vocabulary appropriate for routine communication. The focus on concrete nouns corresponds with their nature of being easier to illustrate than other parts of speech, including verbs and adjectives. …”
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Challenges and Adaptive Strategies in Transitional Care During COVID-19: A Qualitative Study of Nurses’ Experiences in Japan by Yuka Sumikawa, Noriha Tanaka, Noriko Yamamoto-Mitani

“…TCNs implemented hybrid approaches combining selective face-to-face interactions for complex procedures and strategic use of digital tools for routine communication. <b>Conclusions</b>: This study provides the first detailed examination of how TCNs in Japan adapted to transitional care during COVID-19. …”
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Realist evaluation of UK medical education quality assurance by Paul Crampton, Leila Mehdizadeh, Michael Page, Laura Knight, Ann Griffin

“…While standardised approaches are implemented, interventions need to be contextually proportionate. Routine communication is beneficial to verify data, share concerns and check risk; however, ongoing partnership working can foster assurance. …”
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“It's the patient that suffers from poor communication”: Analyzing communication gaps and associated consequences in handover events from nurses’ experiences by Roger A. Atinga, Mtebi Nkrabia Gmaligan, Alice Ayawine, John K. Yambah

“…Background: Although routine communication gaps among clinical shift teams significantly account for adverse care and treatment outcomes, existing analysis of the phenomenon remain limited in low middle income countries battling with patient safety issues. …”
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Bouncing forward: families living with a type I diabetic child by Ottilia Brown, Paul Fouche, Mariska Coetzee

“…Results: Various resilience factors were highlighted, including family time and routines, communication, hardiness, the acceptance of the diabetes, adherence to a treatment regimen, the obtaining of knowledge and skills, and working together as a family unit in managing the diabetes. …”
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