Modelling Midstream Modulation in Medical Technology

An investigation of communication characteristics and effectiveness

Master thesis (2018)

Authors

R.J. Pronk Applied Sciences

Contributors

S.M. Flipse (mentor)
Jenny Dankelman (graduation committee member)
Marc J. de Vries (graduation committee member)
M.C.A. van der Sanden (graduation committee member)
Faculty
Applied Sciences, Applied Sciences
Copyright: © 2018 Robert Pronk
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Published Date

11-07-2018

Language

English

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Faculty

Applied Sciences

Abstract

The study is the first to describe and model the dynamics and characteristics of communication during midstream modulation. A meta-model of seven communication traditions is deployed to frame the nature of communication. The study also validates the effectiveness of midstream modulation in the field of medical device technology.

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