This book is a comprehensive document visualizing the future of built environment from a multidisciplinary dimension, with special emphasis on the Indian scenario.
Despite the multidisciplinary dimension of the kinds of research conducted under the umbrella of synthetic biology, the US-based founders of this new research area adopted a disciplinary profile to shape its institutional identity.
(CM, Site D) All the case managers spoke of the richness of the multidisciplinary dimension of their teamwork, which allows them to share differing points of view on how to follow up in specific situations.
Finally, the MAIA sites were not always comparable in terms of the degree to which they had implemented the different components of integration, and this may have influenced the case managers' experience with the multidisciplinary team dimension.
Finding solutions to health-related problems requires multidisciplinary comprehension of all dimensions of health, including biological and social determinants, economics and politics of health care systems and health care delivery, and ways in which health is understood by individuals, societies, and cultures.
The primary objective was to explore such a model and to create a multidisciplinary understanding of the generic dimensions of the quality of research practice.
Complicated problems usually have many dimensions and require multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary strategies to solve them.
In fact, clinical coordination is a multidisciplinary construct, and certain relevant dimensions and attributes of clinical coordination across levels of care such as the effective use of transferred information or redundant visits cannot be properly measured through indicators.
The development of effective solutions to trafficking will depend greatly upon a clear understanding of the root causes, the scale and dimension of the problem, and a multidisciplinary and integrated approach at both the national and regional levels.
In addition, the multidisciplinary nature of SHARE allowed us to analyze several dimensions of participants' lives simultaneously.
The 24 instruments included a total of 469 questions that they also grouped into 10 dimensions: validity, reliability/reproducibility, clinical applicability, clinical flexibility, multidisciplinary process, clarity, scheduled review, dissemination, implementation, and evaluation.
