Health-EDRM is therefore multidisciplinary, multisectoral, and collaborative in nature (WHO 2011), and recognizes the holistic approach required to reduce the negative health outcomes from all hazards.
FOOTNOTES Raymond Pettibon has been chosen from the 108 artists and collaborative teams in the 2004 Whitney Biennial to receive the $100,000 Bucksbaum Award.
This paper proposes a method of the distributed concurrent and collaborative design in the distributed intelligent resources environment to use Web-based extended manufacturing resources for product development.
The study also highlighted the importance of community mobilization and collaborative partnerships in the successful adoption of local alcohol policy 3, 11, 12.
Donal Brown, who led British efforts to tackle the disease in the west African country, said the outbreak had exposed serious technical and collaborative failings in the international community's response mechanisms.
In stark contrast, the second generation of social games is more friendly and collaborative - in the same way as many Facebook users now value the quality of their online friendships instead of merely measuring their online success by quantity.
Reciprocity testing however, showed that 80.2% of work and collaborative ties in the past came from both partners confirming the majority of links and suggesting that this is not a problem.
This Research Note is the first synthesis of findings from literature and models for practices and policies that recognize interdisciplinary and collaborative work in the promotion and tenure (P&T) process, brought together in a table of recommendations.
Therefore, customers are active participants and collaborative partners in the value co-creation network (or service-value chain) [37].
How to utilize agent technology to achieve effective and collaborative caching in the end-to-end process of video capture, network data transmission and video data management, has been considered as an emerging solution.
