The mutually-enriching collaboration between St . Georges and DITA is a unique opportunity to launch what we hope will become a much larger and nation-wide initiative.
A survey of arts and humanities researchers collaborating with non-HEIs showed that researchers found teaching and learning, the core business of HEIs, to be greatly enriched by collaboration, and also that collaboration produced new insights into research [14].
This is unfortunate as diverse perspectives enrich research collaboration and would enhance outcomes, and benefit health care and the institution.
It is enriched by collaborations in genetics to understand the neurobiology of language and language disorders, and their translation to evidence-based clinical practice.
I support all Israeli scientists, physicians and artists and their academic efforts without restriction, and those who collaborate with them, because I am enriched by such collaboration both to my benefit and that of my practice of medicine.
"May we continue to work together in our community and become enriched by our collaboration".
The Mailman School boasts a world-class education built on broad thinking and collaboration, deeply enriched by a diverse student body, coming from 46 states and 55 countries.
Enriched by the close collaboration of knowledge users from different levels (higher management and clinical practice) of varied institutions (rehabilitation centre and CSSS), results will provide an accurate and up-to-date synthesis of knowledge about: (1) particular aspects of the institutional dimension of societal and practice contexts and (2) their influence on health professionals' CR.
The strong interdisciplinary research and training projects in our Core Labs are built on research strengths of faculty in the Departments of Biology and Mathematics enriched with CoPI collaborations with neighbor R1 institutions (Table 5).
The interpretative hermeneutic approach aims to reach some kind of "fusion of horizons", enriching the initial understanding about collaboration at the nexus, with the interpreter's knowledge as background [ 38].
