This paper examines collaborative relationships between architects and energy consultants, for the uptake and use of building performance simulation (BPS).
Many studies examining collaborative practice in primary care settings have been undertaken, yet identification of essential elements of effective interprofessional collaboration in primary care settings remains obscure.
Specifically, it integrates the value chain logic with the platform logic to examine collaborative value creation enabled by opening up the business models of game developers to the crowd.
This was followed by a triptych of ballets which examined the collaborative process with composer Leonard Salzedo, designer Nadine Baylis and choreographer Morrice each taking the lead in creating successive works.
Sociologist John N. Parker of Arizona State University, Tempe, next examined the collaborative environments that enable transformative research, offering the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) in Santa Barbara, California, as an example.
This chapter presents a study, which examined the collaborative decision-making potential for a nature conservation corridor to be established in an existing multiple right-of-way (ROW) that includes two natural gas pipelines and an electrical transmission line.
The questionnaire examined communication, collaborative research, dissemination of research, research findings, negotiation, partnership enhancement, information needs, rapport, and commitment.
Baseline characteristics examined included: collaborative group, geographical location, age, gender, primary site (bone affected), proximal versus distal tumour (proximal defined as a proximal tumour of the humerus or femur; distal as all other sites), and histological subtype.
