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ONLIGNMENT MARCH 5, 2012 Why training may not always be the right course of action – part 5 The North Carolina approach. The same problem exists further afield, in North Carolina, where years of awareness programs have had little effect. The sign urging doctors to think about patients produced a roughly 10 percent spike in hand washing compliance, a jump that was small but statistically significant. MORE >>	DUARTE BLOG JANUARY 25, 2012 Obama’s SOTU: What Is, and What Could Have Been Last night President Barack Obama delivered what could be considered the biggest presentation of the year. So how did he do? What is. What could be. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS MARCH 5, 2012 \| ONLIGNMENT Why training may not always be the right course of action – part 5 JANUARY 25, 2012 \| DUARTE BLOG Obama’s SOTU: What Is, and What Could Have Been OCTOBER 11, 2011 \| MANNER OF SPEAKING How to be an Outstanding Communicator OCTOBER 11, 2011 \| MANNER OF SPEAKING How to be an Outstanding Communicator
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MANNER OF SPEAKING OCTOBER 11, 2011 How to be an Outstanding Communicator Federal Prose, 1948, Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina. Statistics are abstractions that leave us cold. Outstanding communicators understand the limits of statistical data – they know that in most instances it just goes over the heads of a lay audience. Today’s post is from Martin Shovel. Keep it simple. MORE >>	MANNER OF SPEAKING OCTOBER 11, 2011 How to be an Outstanding Communicator Federal Prose, 1948, Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina. Statistics are abstractions that leave us cold. Outstanding communicators understand the limits of statistical data – they know that in most instances it just goes over the heads of a lay audience. Today’s post is from Martin Shovel. Keep it simple. MORE >>
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