Sentence examples for collaboration difficulties from inspiring English sources

There is a need for studies of other professions to investigate whether the subcultures are aligned with the organization-wide safety goals and the extent to which there are interprofessional communication and collaboration difficulties that affect patient safety.

Recruitment commenced in 1996 and was terminated 2003 due to a lack of success in securing research funding to support multicentred collaboration, and difficulties experienced in recruiting sufficient women.

The authors conclude that advantage should be taken of the fact that Southern and Northern colleagues often share similar values regarding research collaborations, but difficulties exist in implementation partly due to historically rooted and current inequalities.

There was a tangible appetite for collaboration to specific difficulties that stop us from achieving our sustainability goals.

To overcome these difficulties, collaboration between device and circuit engineer is important.

Twentypercentt of the challenges identified by cities relating to climate change involves difficulties in collaboration between the private sector and national governments.

This last topic guide focused especially on providing knowledge on topics that were still unclear but also on solutions to identified challenges and difficulties on collaboration.

Other Swedish researchers have reported difficulties in collaboration in the chain of care for persons with chronic diseases [ 21], supporting the results in this study.

This means preparing adolescents before they leave home with information and the necessary documents, ensuring that they have a support network along the main transport routes and in the place of destination, that they know where to go when they are facing difficulties, and collaboration with associations of migrants from the adolescent migrants' home area.

Furthermore, Roberts [ 20] argue that part of the explanation for the higher impact factor is probably that only the strongest researchers will have the resources and motivation to overcome the difficulties of collaboration over a distance, and that the biggest and highest profile projects are more likely to be international.

"Made in China" does more than hint at the artificiality of the theater and the difficulty of collaboration, but it doesn't stretch those ideas far enough.