Perhaps medical and social psychology scientists should connect with scientists from other fields, for example human engineering, ergonomics, and technical sciences, in order to collaborate in the interests of exploring the theory further.
Perhaps medical and social psychology scientists should connect with scientists from other fields, for example human engineering, ergonomics, and technical sciences, in order to collaborate in the interests of exploring the theory further; Secondly, there are effective adherence interventions, such as incentives and reminders, which clearly stem from behavioural theories.
After watching Brown's speech in the east end of Glasgow, Johann Lamont, the Scottish Labour leader, told the Guardian she was open in principle to collaborating "in the interests of the people of Scotland".
In a full-page "open letter" ad appearing today (8/26) in the New York Times and Chicago Tribune, Burger King proposes to McDonald's that they collaborate on a joint burger, the "McWhopper," in the interests of nothing less than world peace.
But more important is "collaborating with a successful and energetic mentor in the social sciences who appreciates the interest of a physician in his or her work".
A range of practitioners with the skills to communicate and collaborate in the patient's interest are needed" [ 22]; Canadian policy directed providers to ensure access to multidisciplinary teams for at least 50% of the population by 2011 [ 23].
Given the significant savings that can be realized thanks to horizontal collaboration, the main interest of the potential collaborating firms is to figure out how the collaborating group should be formed and how stable alliances and coalitions should be generated.
Encouraging companies to collaborate is also in the best interests of the field but not without its complexities.
A total of nine institutions (20 participants from each) were selected according to their potential interest in collaborating in the area of FF and PA diagnosis.
