The education programme was strongly collaborative in nature, with patients being viewed as adult learners and the educators perceived that patient engagement was critical to ensure its success.
Further, we believe that the application of the full methodology proposed initially [ 7], particularly including the strongly collaborative dimensions, will add substantial value and veracity to the process and findings.
We recognised that to establish recognition of the features of such an innovative methodology (including a strongly collaborative process, the use of evaluation reports as data and the use of qualitative analysis), it would be important to conduct preliminary studies.
According to the website of the NIH Roadmap, an initiative that strongly encourages collaborative research, NIH plans to make grants that give "principal investigator status to not one investigator, as is now the norm, but to all key members of the research team".
The majority of collaborators (n = 61/97, 62.9%) disagreed or strongly disagreed that collaborative research opportunities between medical schools were easily accessible.
But all three filmmakers, who believe strongly in the collaborative, social nature of filmmaking, insisted that they were in constant communication and worked together on everything.
In particular, we strongly support the collaborative 'networking of science' model, which involves community efforts to identify disease mutations.
It maintained close contact with the United States, but after one joint meeting with WHO/EURO in 1992, the EC very strongly discouraged any collaborative studies with the WHO for the next 5 years.
Second, more specifically, the intervention shows how local health managers can, in the MGF language, pro-actively 'manage contacts' by valuing and building relationships strongly guided by collaborative values and norms, while still taking account of locally relevant rules.
Although the Cochrane collaborative strongly advises against setting language restrictions to prevent effects of possible language bias by exclusion of articles (and study populations) published in non-English journals, articles in the English language were the only ones eligible for inclusion due to financial constraints tied to translation costs of the non-English papers.
In a joint statement from Suleyman and Google's Greg Corrado, the pair said they "strongly support an open, collaborative process for developing AI.
