Sentence examples for facilitate a shared from inspiring English sources
The research objective was to explore as to how such a system would improve communication and facilitate a shared understanding among distributed development groups.
To facilitate a shared interdisciplinary approach to current clinical and research questions in female pelvic medicine, a common language between biomechanical engineers and health care providers must be created.
Even EY, an accountancy and consultancy firm, yesterday announced that it was launching a blockchain platform to facilitate a shared car ownership scheme.
There are a wide variety of decision making resources that can be used to facilitate a shared decision making process.
In order to facilitate a shared decision-making preoperative airway assessment, preparation and planning should always be performed in consultation and dialogue with the patient.
In similar vein, greater relationality may facilitate a shared identity because one infers a commonality on the basis of one's more intimate social relations.
This requires a comprehensive approach with sophisticated leadership, integrating organizational resources and facilitating a shared vision of risks across organizational borders, time, and space (Baker 2012; Bstieler 2005; Cicmil et al. 2006).
The communicator role is a particularly essential aspect of this framework for establishing rapport and trust, formulating a diagnosis, delivering information, striving for mutual understanding, and facilitating a shared plan of care.
Patricia Rosenfield's investigation of collaborative projects involving several disciplines in the life sciences finds that disciplinary boundaries are most thoroughly transcended when members of disparate fields develop a common language that facilitates a shared conceptual framework [ 5].
The awareness of the realities of stroke rehabilitation within the UK facilitated a shared understanding and language between researcher and participants, although it is also acknowledged that this may have influenced the questions asked and the analytical process.
Here, we report our experience in developing, implementing and evaluating web-based software to facilitate a shared-care model of childhood obesity management within the context of an Australian randomised controlled trial in the primary and tertiary care settings.
