Key terms that we use in this paper are defined in Table 1.> In theory, fostering a robust community-health system partnership, in which both entities work strategically and collaboratively toward a common end, offers the potential to strengthen CHW programming and enhance CHW performance.
We periodically offer opportunities to create collaboratively with other solitaries, and we seek to help those who do their religious and spiritual work in solitude to develop a deeper, richer engagement with their practice.
The Fellowship periodically offer opportunities to create collaboratively with other solitaries, and is seeks to help those who do their religious and spiritual work in solitude to develop a deeper, richer engagement with their practice.
Shared governance proposes a distributed or dispersed leadership that requires an organisational framework in which individuals are sufficiently supported and trained to work collaboratively in teams, but does not offer any articulated theory of leadership per se.
The assessment is also needed to adjust instruction when students are not offered opportunities to work collaboratively during STEAM activities.
The assessment is also needed to adjust instruction when students are not offered opportunities to work collaboratively during STEAM instruction.
From the consumer's perspective, 3D printing technology offers an opportunity to collaboratively produce and design a product (e.g., a tailored suit) at the end user's home (Parker 2016).
Next, Zechory told me Genius wants to offer a "social experience" of "collaboratively reading the whole internet together".
Evernote users can now import their notes to LiveMinutes with just a click and then annotate it collaboratively — a feature Evernote itself doesn't currently offer.
A painting created collaboratively by all four Beatles in 1966 is being offered as part of a music memorabilia sale by Philip Weiss Auctions, in Oceanside, N.Y., on Sept. 14.
