Sentence examples for collaborative using from inspiring English sources
The goal was to explore how to form a science collaborative using the IUGONET project12 (Abe et al. 2014; Yatagai et al. 2015), the European Union ESPAS project13 and the GFZ ISDC.
We hypothesized that by forming the Tennessee Surgical Quality Collaborative using the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP) system to share surgical process and outcomes data, overall patient surgical outcomes would improve.
"Actually, Ukrainians are quite different now than they used to be," says Mr Zinchenko, "more co-operative, more collaborative, used to solving problems together".
The collaborative used multiple methods to engage and educate stakeholders throughout the organisation.
Evaluation is still worthwhile, but may shift focus to understanding what methods a particular collaborative used, and what seemed to work or not and in what circumstances.
The collaborative used the Breakthrough method as major instrument to quickly spread evidence-based practices across care organisations and enable mutual learning across sites.
Furthermore, additional research is needed on the effects of PU collaboratives using cluster-randomization and Qol measurements sensitive enough to detect changes in nursing home patients.
A further potential explanation for the significant results is the affordances made available by implementing the scripts and the overall collaborative work using a cloud-based collaborative technology.
Despite a collaborative use of brands like Izod and Brooks Brothers, Mr. Watanabe's intimate techniques refuted standardization.
The white paper must be bold in its vision for integrated commissioning and set out practical steps for ensuring the collaborative use of resources in order to achieve better value for taxpayers and better outcomes for people using services.
The two little plots of land may not have a city-wide impact, but the project at least secures small pockets of space for collaborative use by all Mumbaikars, not just the wealthy minority.
