The relevance of professional knowledge is an influence on collaborative role boundaries because health professionals tend to collaborate more frequently with the professions that can provide them with additional knowledge and information to inform their care decisions and vice versa.
But outside its collaborative role in NATO, Germany still hews closely to its post-war pacifism.
He was granting Conrad a collaborative role in telling his own story — the selection of detail, the fixing of emphasis.
Since "L'Amour Fou" (1969), his seismic portrait of an imploding relationship, he has, to varying degrees, ceded control to his performers, who assume a genuinely collaborative role.
Public safety experts say they should play a collaborative role, referring crime reports to the police, and making arrests only rarely.
And the team has already shipped a product – using their contacts at Sony, they snagged a collaborative role with Sony Japan to produce the free PlayStation 4 launch app, The PlayRoom.
His offer will also encourage those in Barack Obama's administration who argued, against Israeli objections, that resolving the nuclear dispute could lead to a broader rapprochement with Iran, resulting in Tehran playing a more constructive, collaborative role in regional affairs.
While the United States and Russia continue to share a number of national security interests, Mr. Gates said, "We would still like to see Russia headed toward a more constructively collaborative role in dealing with international problems — rather than throwing their food on the floor".
Undoubtedly, when it comes to creating and providing jobs, the prime responsibility must lie with the private sector, while government has a collaborative role to play, both supplying and encouraging investment that puts people – and especially the young – productively into work.
