Providing for the mutual initiation of topics can be particularly useful to the staff members (Extracts 2 and 3), because it can allow them to mobilize the clients' cooperation in the initiation a topic, instead of unilaterally imposing one (a point on which we will elaborate later).
Through these practices they deal with the practical problem of mobilizing the clients' cooperation in courses of action that fit into the institutional agenda of fostering medication adherence.
In what follows, we describe three practices that the staff members use to navigate, to circumvent or to avoid the practical problem of mobilizing the clients' cooperation in talk about medication-related problems.
We argue that the practice of reporting a medication-related issue does not enable Massimo to solve the practical problem illustrated in the previous section (generating talk about medication while, at the same time, mobilizing the client's cooperation in such talk), but only to circumvent it.
Hustle's platform allows clients to mobilize and optimize texting campaigns that eschew mass texting templates.
Therefore some teams decided not to wait until clients could mobilize themselves, and to invent a program of activities themselves.
Completing the network circle would tell them who else they could mobilize in order to improve the networks of clients.
Seven of UBS's top executives were said to have dumped their own holdings, totaling $21 million, even as they told the bank's brokers to "mobilize the troops" and unload the securities on unsuspecting clients.
"The opportunity is there to get it right next time," points out John Hodgson, director of Critical I Limited, a British based firm that helps clients in commercial and academic life science to mobilize innovations.
He's not sure yet if he'll sue the city for the raids, but says he's mobilizing his staff and clients to launch a letter-writing and phone call campaign targeting city councillors and whoever else will listen.
