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This study contributes to existing literature by presenting evidence of the effect of teams on NPD lead time performance.

If lift-outs prevent a decline in performance, what is the effect of teams on individual performance?

In addition, there are several studies that (even if they have not investigated the effect of teams on quality of care directly) suggest that teams are vital for quality in nursing homes.

Since there are few studies of teams and quality of care in nursing homes and all the studies are conducted in the US, the effect of teams on quality of care in Norwegian nursing homes is still unknown.

These themes are consistent with the existing literature on the effect of team behaviours on patient safety [ 1- 4, 36, 37] and have clear implications for the development and maintenance of a high quality and safe maternity service.

Experiments with different team sizes were carried out to investigate the effect of team size on performance and risk of mission failure.

The authors next analyzed the effect of team size on the way the projects are organized and found that the larger the team, the more it functions along bureaucratic lines.

Analysis of those regimens prescribed by multiple teams, did not show any significant effect of team speciality on eradication rates.

We discuss here only the themes related to structural issues; other themes were identified such as the effect of team types on research outcomes, and reasons for undertaking mixed methods research.

Third, the effect of team climate on intention to leave at follow-up was stronger among those who initially did not have such an intention than among those who had.

This finding has been reiterated by Haward et al (2003) who reported a beneficial effect of team working on mental health in breast cancer teams, where prevalence for minor psychiatric morbidity measured using the GHQ-12 was as low as 15.7% across all teams, a figure below that of 18% given for the UK general population (Taylor et al, 1995).