Doctors, midwives/nurses, counsellors/social workers, consumers and researchers all participated and through the action research process contributed collaboratively to the development of an interactive workshop that was consistently deemed relevant.
It is in the latter sense that the wiki capability for CAWSES II provided registered participants (i.e., wiki accounts) the ability to contribute and collaboratively add material, such as documentation and links, to key data resources on the CAWSES II wiki pages.
But it's also clear that the best ideas that work for everyone will be contributed to collaboratively.
Group sensing occurs when an ad hoc group formed loosely and opportunistically (e.g., spatially nearby phones) collaboratively contribute sensed data to address a localised shared problem [1].
A new project by Future Everything, the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, the UK's Met Office, and data viz specialist and designer Moritz Stefaner looks at what art and design can collaboratively contribute to understanding and aiding the science of climate change.
It has been proposed that Th1 and Th17 cells collaboratively contribute to human autoimmune diseases.
Examination of global gene expression provides a holistic view of genes that potentially interact and collaboratively contribute to the abnormal development.
Wiki systems have recently emerged as a network tool able to stimulate users to collaboratively contribute to the building of a common knowledge base.
This paradigm shift presents an opportunity for clinicians, researchers, and educators to collaboratively contribute to defining quality care measures, promote the adoption of these standards of service, and evaluate the delivery of care that occupational therapy provides.
The selection criteria for combination of family genes were that they were grouped by hazard ratio higher or lower than one with log-rank test P < 0.3 calculated for individual genes in the family (here, we assume that including borderline significant genes will collaboratively contribute towards significant association with disease outcome).
