As such, it adds to the present lack of multi-disciplinary insights from context-specific development dynamics in pastoralist, dryland areas in East Africa.
The multi-disciplinary team used insights from an investigation into the use of evidence during clinical rounds [ 17] and an assessment of clinician needs for evidence at the point of care [ 40, 41] to adapt paper and online versions of the evidence resources for mobile devices.
To do so will require radical shifts in academics' incentives, for example 4* journals publishing multi-disciplinary articles; recognition of insights co-created by practitioners & academics; valuing of practitioner experts' reviews alongside academic peer review and more varied entry and career progression routes into management education.
This multi-disciplinary domain is informed by insights from complexity science and systems thinking (de Savigny and Adams 2009) and can be distinguished from traditional health services research due to its whole-of-system focus (Gilson and Daire 2011).
This was achieved through a group discussion and consensus building process (VG, KH), which provides a method for synthesising a range of information [ 40] whilst harnessing the insights of multi-disciplinary researchers involved in the project.
She couples multi-disciplinary experience with deep customer insight to deliver business results.
● Innovations that benefit from local insight, community input, and multi-disciplinary teams from both developing and developed country contexts could result in products and services that reach more people more quickly and create social and economic value in both settings.
This multi-disciplinary study will provide generically applicable and timely insights into an increasingly pertinent area of how clinical need and treatment decisions are negotiated within a context of finite resources.
Such studies can only be done through extensive, multi-disciplinary collaborative modeling of disease, yet will ultimately provide insight regarding the most promising strategies for drug combinations and the timing of treatments (Pawson and Linding, 2008; Erler and Linding, 2010).
During the lecture, Pausch was upbeat and humorous, alternating between wisecracks, insights on computer science and engineering education, advice on building multi-disciplinary collaborations, working in groups and interacting with other people, offering inspirational life lessons, and performing push-ups on stage.
One of the emergent insights of invasion biology has been that invasions are an inherently multi-disciplinary issue.
