Sentence examples for longitudinal collaboration from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Naylor et al. used an advance practice nurse to manage an individualized patient plan tailored to identified needs, with a focus on patient education and longitudinal collaboration of key providers from hospital admission through two weeks post-discharge [ 18].

We employ the 2006 and 2010 Survey of Doctorate Recipients (SDR) collected by the US National Science Foundation to evaluate the cross-sectional and longitudinal effect of collaboration cosmopolitanism on job satisfaction.

We have undertaken a longitudinal study in collaboration with the RBR at JAH Veterans Hospital.

I worked with researchers from the Anna Freud Centre to implement a longitudinal electroencephalography study in collaboration with Kids Company, a charity that provides practical and therapeutic support to vulnerable children in London.

In 1998, BHP was a founding member of the INDEPTH Network, which aimed to strengthen the collaboration between longitudinal study sites across the world.

This study explores the longitudinal relationship of the collaboration process and the influence on the final perceived success of a partnership in such a setting.

'Supporting Older People Into Employment' (SOPIE) is a mixed-methods longitudinal study involving a collaboration between academics and a major Work Programme provider (Ingeus).

The longitudinal study, Cross Continents Collaboration for Kids (3Cs4kids), conducted with children over 12 months of age in Africa, showed that both CD4 percentage and absolute CD4 cell count were the greatest predictors of mortality.

This study reports on baseline findings from a 2-year longitudinal cohort study conducted in collaboration with The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) sites in Kampala and Jinja, Uganda.

A longitudinal study revealed that research collaboration not only effectively promoted more research output, but also significantly correlated to the quality of papers [ 6].

Developing an integrated conceptual approach linking animal studies and endpoints with longitudinal human cohort studies; improved collaborations among epidemiologists, clinicians and animal researchers through integrated research projects, comparable markers of exposure assessment and effects.