SCIP arose from the Surgical Infection Prevention program as a voluntary collaborative and transitioned to a mandatory publicly reported system in 2003.
Hence, there is a linkage between cluster development and collaboration, where clusters evolve and transition into collaborative communities for the reason that it will enable member firms to accomplish more business development.
To realize the transition to collaborative community for extractive industries relevant to Greenland requires great effort and commitment by ACRM in order to perform activities assigned to a shared service provider.
Despite the increasing emphasis on primary health care and the transition to collaborative patient care teams, to our knowledge, this is the first literature that defines the primary health care roles and responsibilities that pharmacists can fulfill within these teams.
This provides a new perspective on cluster development, particularly small clusters, by suggesting that clusters can evolve from "just" being a concentration of interconnected companies by transitioning into collaborative communities and thus creating more value to members.
Regarding industrial sectors, this study revealed a distance to the local role model, i.e., the administrations (F: 18) and, on this basis, indicates their non-collaborative behavior in public transition activities.
They acknowledged that greater public access "appears to be the wave of the future," but emphasized that the transition must be "collaborative" and "must respect copyright law".
The transition to a collaborative community relevant to extractive industries in Greenland should be pursued as a deliberate effort by ACRM.
To this extent, it is important to emphasize protocols of the collaborative community design in the transition process as a key activity of ACRM as a shared service provider in order to reinforce the institutional proximity and reduce opportunistic behavior.
They propose indicators to monitor the distribution of benefits and costs among population groups at household level as well as collaborative aspects of the energy transition and the degree of commitment and participation.
Hence, in order to transition into a collaborative community, it is necessary to develop and provide suitable infrastructure, protocols, and knowledge commons tailored to fit the needs of the collaborative community in order to support collaborative relationships among members (Bøllingtoft et al., 2012; Miles et al., 2005; Snow et al. 2011).
