Sentence examples for integration collaboration from inspiring English sources
The success of vitamin A supplementation and salt iodization prove that continued commitment, funding, multi-sectoral integration, collaboration, modernisation and rigorous academic scrutiny can lead to measurable improvements in coverage and, ultimately, to more benefits for the most vulnerable.
We also identify several shortcomings in Motorola's aProfitingit was too inward-looking in developing technologies, but ironically not inward-looking enough in exploiting its most valuable patents.
The paper uses the approach developed by Teece (1986) which analyses strategies of integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy in the presence of technological innovation.
In recent times, with the establishment of liberalism also at the level of organisation of the territory, so that organised spaces may seem like a conflict between individuals (the other side of the coin is collaboration), it has not been possible to deny the existence of processes of exchange, integration, collaboration and competition, and conflicts between individual interests.
The terms integration, collaboration, coordination, cooperation, and multidisciplinary care are often used interchangeably by health professionals.
The within-partnership variance was significantly less (p ≤ .01) in relation to the between-partnership variance for the professional integration, organisational integration, collaboration process and effectiveness variables.
Although there is a global movement toward health system integration and collaboration, little is known about values, beliefs, and attitudes towards collaboration between stakeholders in public health (i.e. promotion, protection, and prevention with vulnerable groups and/or at the population level) and primary care (i.e., family practices, nurse-led clinics).
New research that focuses on challenges and opportunities associated with integrated global health programing and more specifically WASH and NTD integration and collaboration is supported by the findings of this analysis [ 26, 27].
Eventually, he said, the companies would begin thinking about tighter integration and collaboration.
The report called for a new framework based on four principles: community empowerment; service integration and collaboration; prevention, rather than "failure demand"; and greater efficiency.
I refer to statements such as "a new way of engaging", "better participation", "strong consultation", "greater integration", "better collaboration", and so on.
