Figure 1 shows how the intersection of these axes ends up structuring a field of practices put into act by individuals or groups and subdivided this field into four quadrants.
By paying attention to the critical implementation activities and outputs identified here, decision-makers will be able to make better informed decisions about how to structure an academic-practice partnership for greatest success during the critically important initial year of the partnership's creation.
But church leaders and analysts here in Havana hope the visit will propel more Cubans toward more a structured, traditional practice of Catholicism and lift restrictions that linger.
Were the walls built when Neanderthals found themselves deep inside the cave by chance, or was making underground structures a common practice for them?
Structure retention is a practice used in managed forests to assist the conservation of biological diversity, whereby green trees, dead trees (i.e. snags), and downed wood are retained during timber harvest.
However, bureaucratically rational frameworks can also structure practice in such a way that the provision of excellent care is discouraged.
As far as how this service is structured in practice, IBM says that it uses the IBM Data Lake to gather all of this data, with a dashboard for its users on top of that.
For instance, the presenter's conviction that a medical centre is more structured than a private practice was repeatedly put into question by several group members.
Moreover, an EMR implementation is a major change that is felt throughout the practice; it demands complementary adjustments and innovation in other aspects such as to the structure and culture of a practice.
Data on the characteristics of practices were collected using brief structured interview with practice managers.
This paper investigates a methodology to identify and structure efficient practices that would improve collaborative decision-making in industrial projects.
