The phrase "agreement on task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or understanding regarding a specific task or assignment among individuals or groups.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to reach an agreement on task responsibilities to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "consensus on task" or "understanding of task".
The WAI-SR assesses the agreement on goal, the agreement on tasks that achieve the goal, and bond between patient and therapist.
Successful adherence will be assessed using the Working Alliance Inventory Short Form (WAI-S), which measures the bond between the support worker and participant, and the agreement on tasks and goals set.
For this study the WAI-S is chosen, because the questionnaire measures the quality of the alliance on the basis of three aspects related to SDM: contact/bond, agreement on goals and agreement on tasks [ 43– 43].
Patients and stakeholders show most agreement on tasks within the relational and competency domains in terms of what is required to develop an effective model of care (see Fig. 2).
Agents must plan their own schedules around that of others and come to complex agreements on task order.
The WAI covers three aspects of the working alliance: bond (degree of mutual trust, acceptance, and confidence between client and therapist; client: α =.84; therapist: α =.84), tasks (agreement on therapeutic tasks; client: α =.88; therapist: α =.77), and goals (agreement on therapeutic goals; client: α =.87; therapist: α =.84).
Further research is needed to clarify which aspects of interprofessional teamwork (e.g. professional hierarchy, agreements on tasks and responsibilities) influence the effectiveness of workplace learning.
Establishing agreement on the tasks of treatment, utilising collaborative styles of communication and discussion of treatment specifics may be important for clinicians in promoting cooperation with regimens.
Agreement on the tasks of treatment, collaborative participation and regularity of contact with clinicians for example emerge as 'active' elements of the alliance.
A particularly important aspect of the working alliance may be patient-clinician agreement on the tasks of treatment, found by two studies to be significantly associated with patient adherence in subscale analyses [ 24, 26].
