One of the hallmarks of collaborative care, broadly defined by Bower et al. [ 34] as a multifaceted organisational intervention, is the introduction of a new role, the case- or care manager.
Several recent collaborative publications have broadly increased knowledge about fishery resources [127], environmental contamination and impacts [128], and the environment and its condition of the southern Gulf of Mexico [129], [130].
As part of the RosBREED project [ 1], a broadly collaborative research and development project was initiated to establish a high-throughput SNP genotyping platform for octoploid strawberry and to assess its usefulness.
However, improving research in the field of severe and complex disorders increasingly requires the development of a critical mass of expertise through broadly based collaborative networks.
There are many examples from sociology or systems theory which can be drawn on to understand networking, or more broadly, to promote collaborative concepts.
Our findings resonate broadly with the collaborative management of chronic illness model [ 23] that consists of four elements, e.g. (i) collaborative definition of problems, (ii) goal setting and planning; (iii) training and support in self-management and (iv) active and sustained follow-up.
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Mr. Brown said that the Web site was started in April "as part of our new collaborative initiative with the airlines and, broadly, with the general public to provide more planning and consumer oriented information".
Although outcomes-focused approaches are often costly, when linked to active benchmarking and collaborative activities, they may improve care broadly.
Community engagement within biomedical research is broadly defined as a collaborative relationship between a research team and a group of individuals targeted for research.
