Introduction: What is New and Digital Media?

First edition The word media, the plural term for medium, covers a broad spectrum describing communications through television, film, radio, and print. Media require a viewer, a listener, a reader, or a spectator to carry any effect whatsoever. In our rapidly advancing hypermedia landscape of the present, where all traditional media have become singular on the screen-based Internet, the reader, viewer, and listener can participate as as well and truly use media as communication. Technology has inevitably transformed our traditional media into a multitude of interactive platforms, now read and listened to on mobile devices, tablets, e-readers, flat screens, and wearable devices. Whether it\u27s media consumption, the form of the content, or the interaction with the media, the Internet changed the habits of citizens globally. We are now ever connected, ever participating, and consuming film, television, music, news, radio, and millions of native websites

Goals Of Care Rapid Response Team at a Comprehensive Cancer Center: Feasibility and Preliminary Outcomes

Parema Enriquez pictured.https://openworks.mdanderson.org/aprn-week-22/1012/thumbnail.jp

Emotional Exhaustion in Primary Care During Early Implementation of the VA's Medical Home Transformation Patient-aligned Care Team (PACT)

Objective: Transformation of primary care to new patient-centered models requires major changes in healthcare organizations, including interprofessional expectations and organizational policies. Emotional exhaustion (EE) among workers can accompany major organizational change, threatening its success. Yet little guidance exists about the magnitude of associations with EE during primary care transformation. We assessed EE during the initial phase of national primary care transformation in the Veterans Health Administration. Research Design: Cross-sectional online surveys of primary care clinicians (PCCs) and staff in 23 primary care clinics within 5 healthcare systems in 1 veterans administration administrative region. We used descriptive, bivariate, and multivariable analyses adjusted for clinic membership and weighted for nonresponse. Participants: 515 veterans administration employees (191 PCCs and 324 other primary care staff). Measures: Outcome is the EE subscale of the Maslach Burnout Inventory. Predictors include clinic characteristics (from administrative data) and self-reported efficacy for change, experiences with transformation, and perspectives about the organization. Results: The overall response rate was 64% (515/811). In total, 53% of PCCs and 43% of staff had high EE. PCCs (vs. other primary care staff), female (vs. male), and non-Latino (vs. Latino) respondents reported higher EE. Respondents reporting higher efficacy for change and participatory decision making had lower EE scores, adjusting for sex and race. Conclusions: Recognition by healthcare organizations of the potential for clinician and staff EE during primary care transformation is critical. Methods for reducing EE by increasing clinician and staff change efficacy and opportunities to participate in decision making should be considered, with attention to PCCs, and women

Dilema perceraian

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Ask Tom and Nicole: Part 4

Tom and Nicole return for the conclusion of #asktomandnicole What is the meaning of life? Coffee or tea? Backstreet Boys or NSYNC? Favorite junk food? Favorite movie genre

Episode 4: Nicole Stevens

Professor Tom Kenny speaks with adjunct professor Nicole Stevens. Nicole discusses her switch from journalism to communication with a focus on television and broadcasting

Ask Tom and Nicole: Part 2

Tom and Nicole are back answering questions from students #asktomandnicole #commolloy What is your spirit animal? What classes did you like in college? Coke or Pepsi? First job

Ask Tom and Nicole: Part 3

Tom and Nicole are backing answering questions from students #asktomandnicole #commolloy Do you enjoy your job? Your colleagues? What is your morning ritual

Ask Tom and Nicole: Part 1

Professors Tom Kenny and Nicole Stevens answer questions via #asknicoleandtom or #commolloy. Questions were also collected last semester from students by the Communications department interns. Best breakfast food? Favorite TV show