So, why then, is Quixey pushing out its own ideas instead of allowing the developer community to more jointly and collaboratively agree upon the process, then put it to use? Frankly, says Kagan, because no one has done that yet.
"It's the only example we have of a private university voluntarily and collaboratively agreeing to a free and fair process that would allow graduate teachers and researchers to decide on the union question," says Aaron Greenberg, a political science graduate student and chair of the Graduate Employees and Students Organization at Yale University, as quoted by the Chronicle article.
Within the constraints of the number of sessions available, the patient and the therapist collaboratively agree when therapy should terminate.
The patient and the social worker collaboratively agree upon a close network of social support, a crisis plan, and the terms of program termination.
The search terms were then agreed on collaboratively by the authors and by consultation with experts in pediatric palliative care.
But Pearson and Oliver agreed to work collaboratively after the election, to try to exchange ideas.
My colleagues and I agreed to work collaboratively with the department, despite our persistent professional concerns about the legislative framework in which we worked.
Our approach does, however, depend critically on a committed multi-disciplinary team, and on having enough time and resources to enable the goal, objectives, activities, and indicators to be agreed upon and planned collaboratively [ 42].
Our study has shown that the pharmacist in a PAC was able to effectively gather all the information required to collaboratively formulate a clinical decision in clinic within an agreed scope of practice, and communicate the decisions safely and accurately onto the medication chart.
