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Permutations of cooperative work practices

Proceedings of the 2007 international ACM conference on Conference on supporting group work - GROUP '07, 2007
Based on a comparative study of cooperative work practices at two oncology clinics, the paper shows that work practices across these otherwise comparable settings vary significantly. Asking, how can ethnographic studies of local work practices then provide a dependable basis for design, the paper discusses how we may conceive of the relationship ...
Kjeld Schmidt, Ina Wagner, Marianne Tolar   +2 more
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Using cooperative inquiry and clinical supervision to improve practice

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2007
District nurses and a nurse lecturer used the process of co-operative inquiry (Heron, 1996; Reason and Heron, 2001) to research the value of regular, critical reflection in developing their practice. Stories and metaphor were shared and appraised through i) supportive challenge; and ii) talking that critically informed learning (rather than ...
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Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Clinical Practice

1996
The main usage of computers in medical settings has been organisational and administrative oriented. When shifting the orientation toward computerised tools supporting clinical work practice, the nature of the work and the collaboration between health professionals has to been considered. This paper reports from a research project established between a
Bardram Jakob, Sølvkjær Martin   +1 more
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[Cooperation among clinics and practices. Integrated medical care in occupational dermatology].

Der Hautarzt; Zeitschrift fur Dermatologie, Venerologie, und verwandte Gebiete, 2009
Preventive measures in occupational dermatology have proven to be very effective in recent years, especially measures of primary and secondary prevention as components of a complex hierarchical prevention concept. For those cases of occupational dermatoses in which these outpatient prevention measures are not successful, interdisciplinary inpatient ...
C, Skudlik, M, Jünger, K, Palsherm, K, Breuer, S, Brandenburg, S M, John   +5 more
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Growth hormone therapy and treatment outcomes: current clinical practice of the Gulf Cooperation Council

Expert Review of Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2014
Over the last 20 years, recombinant human growth hormone (somatropin) has been the cornerstone of managing children with growth hormone deficiency (GHD). Although both international and national guidelines for growth hormone (GH) therapy exist, there is currently no consensus on the optimal use of GH therapy in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
Abdullah S, Al Herbish, Ibrahim, Al Alwan, Angham, Al Mutair, Abdulaziz, Al Twaim, Abdul-Moein, Al Agha, Asma, Deeb, Majedah, Abdul-Rasoul, Ahmed, El-Awwa, Suzan, Al Mushcab, Khaled, Esmat   +9 more
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Promoting good clinical practices in the conduct of clinical trials: experiences in the department of veterans affairs cooperative studies program

Controlled Clinical Trials, 2003
The ever-increasing concern for the welfare of volunteers participating in clinical trials and for the integrity of the data derived from those trials has generated the concept of Good Clinical Practice (GCP). The Veterans Affairs Cooperative Studies Program, in anticipation of the need to comply with GCP guidelines, developed a Site Monitoring and ...
Mike R, Sather, Dennis W, Raisch, Clair M, Haakenson, Julia M, Buckelew, John R, Feussner   +4 more
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[Cooperation. Education/clinical practice in primary health care, in Dakar].

The Canadian nurse, 1994
Senegal recognizes universal health care for all, with health care policies that give priority to low income rural neighborhoods and maternal/child health. However, the reality is that official health care services cover only 13 per cent of the rural population. A collaborative program between the University of Montreal School of Nursing and the Centre
G, Desjean, S, Maty, M, Diouf, T, Doucet
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[Community care of diabetic patients--in the family practice, in specialized diabetic clinics or in cooperation?].

Harefuah, 2004
Type 2 diabetes is a common chronic illness with many complications, entailing enormous expenditures health services. In the Western world, diabetes is the most common cause of amputations of the lower limb, end stage renal failure and blindness amongst 18-65 year olds.
Shlomo, Vinker, Ron, Ram, Sasson, Nakar, Eliezer, Kitai   +3 more
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How to strengthen the cooperation between institutions of health education and clinical practice : The experience of testing shared positions

2021
In a pilot project aimed at testing the idea of shared positions, five hospital employees and five university employees from four different health educations participated. Each of them held a 20% position devoted to the collaboration. The purpose of this study is to examine the expectations and experiences regarding positions established to promote ...
Wangen, Margret Gyda, Wangen, Margret Gyda, Mary-Elizabeth Bradley Eilertsen, Askim, Torunn, Rødahl Thingnes , Elin, Solberg, Hilde Strøm, Granbo, Randi   +6 more
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[Chinese clinical practice guideline for the laparoscopic endoscopic cooperative surgery in gastrointestinal tumor (2025 Shenzhen)].

Zhonghua wei chang wai ke za zhi = Chinese journal of gastrointestinal surgery
With advancements in surgical technology, minimally invasive and function- preserving approaches have become fundamental objectives of both patients and physicians. In recent years, laparoscopic endoscopic cooperative surgery (LECS) has gained increasing attention for its significant role in achieving these goals.
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