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Team learning in interdisciplinary research teams: antecedents and consequences
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2020Purpose Team learning is critical to interdisciplinary research teams (IDR teams) to use heterogeneous knowledge effectively. Nevertheless, team learning is rarely addressed in the IDR team literature. Also, few studies investigate the antecedents and consequences of team learning in IDR teams, leading to a lack
Xueyan Zhang, Xiaohong Wang
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2015
This chapter discusses research teams, and the development of a capstone experience with programmatic research. It outlines the benefits and importance of student experience with research, varieties of research experience, and obstacles to student research, along with case examples in establishing research teams, their advantages, assessment, and ...
Bernard C. Beins, Phil D. Wann
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This chapter discusses research teams, and the development of a capstone experience with programmatic research. It outlines the benefits and importance of student experience with research, varieties of research experience, and obstacles to student research, along with case examples in establishing research teams, their advantages, assessment, and ...
Bernard C. Beins, Phil D. Wann
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Research on teams with multiple boundaries
Proceedings of the 35th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2003The main purpose of the paper is to discuss: (a) types of boundaries found in field research on teams; (b) methodological challenges encountered when examining teams that cross boundaries; and (c) possible research design solutions. Based on our own field research at three companies (a software development organization, a telecommunications firm, and a
J. Alberto Espinosa +3 more
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A Team Approach to Nursing Research
Nursing Forum, 1985The study of the relationship of handedness to the laterality of breast cancer in women is intriguing. Results may affect facets of breast cancer diagnosis and therapy. Maybe not in same way as the discovery of the relationship of high oxygen concentrations to the development of blindness in premature infants, but the study may identify women at higher
M A, Kramer, S, Albrecht, R A, Miller
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Future of Team Research: On Teamness and Dimensions of Variability in Teams
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual MeetingTeams are essential for most modern work. But who or what is a team? With today’s rapidly diverse team contexts and the diversity of research frameworks for studying them, there is no longer a definitive answer to this question. Thus, Cooke et al. introduced “teamness,” a construct through which future research can describe teamwork as a function of ...
Myke C. Cohen +7 more
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Proceedings of the ACM 2011 conference on Computer supported cooperative work, 2011
Science policy across the world emphasizes the desirability of research teams that can integrate diverse perspectives and expertise into new knowledge, methods, and products. However, integration in research work is not well understood. Based on retrospective interviews with 55 researchers from 52 diverse research projects, we categorized teams as co ...
Aruna D. Balakrishnan +3 more
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Science policy across the world emphasizes the desirability of research teams that can integrate diverse perspectives and expertise into new knowledge, methods, and products. However, integration in research work is not well understood. Based on retrospective interviews with 55 researchers from 52 diverse research projects, we categorized teams as co ...
Aruna D. Balakrishnan +3 more
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Building a care and research team
Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1998The provision of high quality care for people with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is challenging. The physical and psychological health needs experienced in this progressively disabling disease necessitate input from many disciplines. In order to integrate the delivery of care, the preferred model for MND is a disease-specific team. Such teams can offer a
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Qualitative Social Work, 2006
This article reviews the literature on research using teams, including interdisciplinary teams, teams that span universities and are geographically distant, and teams using qualitative and mixed methods. It reports experiences of two multi-year, externally funded, multiple-university research teams that used both qualitative and quantitative methods ...
Diana R. Garland +3 more
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This article reviews the literature on research using teams, including interdisciplinary teams, teams that span universities and are geographically distant, and teams using qualitative and mixed methods. It reports experiences of two multi-year, externally funded, multiple-university research teams that used both qualitative and quantitative methods ...
Diana R. Garland +3 more
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Clinical Research Is a Team Sport
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2019This time it’s personal. (Jaws: The Revenge [fourth movie in the Jaws series ] 1987)In their article, Morain, Joffe, and Largent (2019) speak to an issue I had to confront as a physician investigat...
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Team Workload in Action Teams: A Review of Empirical Research
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics SocietyObjective This review examines how team workload has been studied in action team experiments, consolidates and synthesizes trends and findings, and identifies gaps and directions for future research. Background Team workload is often ...
Craig J. Johnson +3 more
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