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Correction: National Health Policy and factors predicting its implementation at the local level in Nepal: an exploratory cross-sectional study. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Khadka D, Xinyi Z, Mengjie Z, Bhusal R, Zhang C.   +4 more
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International collaborative research and development (R&D) on traditional medicine and its contextual factors: a cross-sectional analysis from 1996 to 2022. [PDF]

J Glob Health
Sun Y, Ma J, Dong J, Gu Y, Lee MS, Ang L, Liu Y, Huang Y.   +7 more
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Organizational change readiness for team science: a pathway framework for team science success. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Lotrecchiano GR, DiazGranados D, Vitale A, Browne-Huntt M.   +3 more
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Collaborative Innovation and Open Innovation

2013
Consumers’ demand for products has moved, since the eighties, toward products customized to personal needs. This change has incited firms to work closely with other organizations and especially customers, in order to anticipate better the future needs, inducing a growth in external relationships of firms.
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Bridging Collaboration to Innovation

AORN Journal, 2013
ast year, AORN President Deborah G. Spratt, MPA, BSN, RN, CNOR, NEA-BC, CRCST, CHL, chose “Collaboration” as her theme. For my presidential year, the theme of “Innovation” appears to have chosen me rather than the other way around. Innovation is a key element in the AORN strategic plan; it implies being creative, thinking outside the box, and evolving ...
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Partnerships, innovation, collaboration

eLucidate, 2016
Marja Kingma’s report on the 2016 CILIP Conference includes Dr. Alison Brettle’s presentation on how to prove the value, effectiveness and importance of professionally trained librarians, information and knowledge workers. “Library, information and knowledge professionals make a significant contribution to the overall aims of the organisations that ...
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Innovation through collaboration.

The Canadian nurse, 1993
In light of the Canadian Nurses Association's position that the baccalaureate degree would be the requirement for entry to practice by the year 2000, plus evidence of a rapidly changing health care system, changing client characteristics, and on-going economic constraints, administrators of nursing programs in Edmonton recognized the need for a more ...
H M, Anderson, R A, Day, B A, Gibson, J, Profetto-McGrath, S J, Shantz, N J, Young   +5 more
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Open Collaborative Innovation

2017
Open innovation is a way that allows the incorporation of external knowledge into a company (Chesbrough, 2003). Open collaborative innovation allows to add an external point of view from different interinstitutional and transdisciplinary entities which look the common goal of provide practical solutions to business challenges that arise in a globalized
Maria del Pilar Ramirez Salazar, Rafael Ignacio Pérez-Uribe   +1 more
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Innovation through Collaboration

Transfers, 2015
The true meaning of collaborative contemporary arts practice is personified by El Hadji Sy (El Sy), the internationally renowned painter, curator and live performance installationist who – along with fellow Senegalese intellectual and activist Issa Samb and theatre director Yussufa John – founded the influential Dakar-based collective Laboratoire AGIT ...
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Collaborative Innovation Networks

This chapter reveals that in the current environment for financial services which is dynamic and competitive; that open innovation is the compelling strategies for growth in the Bancassurance sector. This chapter is devoted to the modern vision of CINs in the context of Bancassurance and focuses on the involvement of outside knowledge from various ...
Muhammad Nawaz Iqbal, Muhammad Tahir Jan
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