Translational research networks are a deliberate strategy to bridge the gulf between biomedical research and clinical practice through interdisciplinary collaboration, supportive funding and infrastructure.
Translational research networks are a deliberate strategy to transform biomedical research 'at the bench' into clinical practice 'at the bedside' through interdisciplinary collaboration, supportive infrastructure, staff and funding.
By getting back to the real meaning of these buzzwords, perhaps this can be a year of exciting collaborations, supportive networks, genuine transparency, true engagement and stubborn perseverance.
The scene – and it is a scene – is in rudest-ever health, thriving on collaboration and supportive MCs, instead of constant beefing.
The socio-ecological approach requires not only knowledge transfer but also peer support, supportive social norms, and private and public sector collaboration.
The collaboration was really supportive for me.
All the network papers were positive, and the mechanisms discussed by the authors represent a partial formalisation and use on a regular basis (through the provision of more effective collaboration and more supportive contexts) of those mechanisms discussed in the by-product papers (see table 2).
At one year, the intervention group practitioners had better scores for guiding style (general style, evocation, collaboration, and autonomy-supportive) than did the control group practitioners (table 6).
One assumption seems to be that the very spatial order of classrooms creates an undesirably rigid sense of place for schooling, one that is depressingly impervious to change; and that the attendant solution is to escape the realm of the 'physical' altogether – into an online realm more supportive of collaboration and free of face-the-front conventions.
As our experience shows, budget concerns in strapped local jails across the country should not prevent the development of reentry programming, but encourage it, as creative collaboration will result in supportive options for individuals that can reduce recidivism, improve public safety, and save costs.
The ERP and fMRI studies using oddball tasks have elaborated patterns supportive to such collaboration.
