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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Collaboration Skills"”.
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Teachers’ Perceptions of One-to-One Laptop Initiative for Increased Learner Communication and Collaboration Skills
… technology on learners’ communication and collaboration skills, two of the critical 21st-century skills necessary for learners to succeed in the global world. The purpose of this case study was to examine middle school teachers’ perceptions of a one-to-one laptop computer implementation and …
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Improving Patient Engagement Through Nurse-Led Blood Pressure Education and Interdisciplinary Collaboration
… blood pressure education and interdisciplinary collaboration. By January 2017, 95% of outpatient registered nurses will develop efficient communication and interdisciplinary collaboration skills for patient-centered blood pressure teaching. There will be a designated nurse-led blood pressure …
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An Evaluation of the University of Washington Health Sciences Mobile Health & Outreach Program
… from the qualitative data analyses: Knowledge, Skills, Attitude, Interprofessional Collaboration, Preceptors, and Improvements. Both the quantitative and qualitative data converged and suggested that students who volunteered with the van showed improvements in their self-perceived knowledge, …
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A Mixed Methods Study Investigating the Community Pharmacist’s Role in Palliative Care
… environment and resources; communication and collaboration; skills and knowledge. The community pharmacist’s role in palliative care was limited due to reluctance from other healthcare professionals to share information, poor access to patient records and lack of integration into the primary …
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A Corrective Feedback Intervention in a Minority French Language School
… to their beliefs about their own communication skills. The research was premised on sociocultural and skills acquisition theory. The study employed a convergent mixed methods design that took place in a Grade 3/4 classroom in a French school in southern Ontario for a period of 4 months. …
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A Mixed Methods Study Investigating the Community Pharmacist’s Role in Palliative Care
… environment and resources; communication and collaboration; skills and knowledge. The community pharmacist’s role in palliative care was limited due to reluctance from other healthcare professionals to share information, poor access to patient records and lack of integration into the primary …
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Pre Kindergarten Students Increased Letter Recognition Ability Through the Use of Educational Apps on Tablets for Classroom Instruction
… in developing students emergent literacy skills (Beschorner & Huchison, 2013).</p> <p>It is important for teachers to meet the needs of all of their students. Using electronic tablets in the classroom is a tool that can help promote the development of early reading skills. Shifflet, Toledo …
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Factorial Validity of the Team Skills Scale as used for Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training (GITT)
… To examine the factorial validity of the Team Skills Scale (TSS). The TSS is a 17-item scale developed by Hepburn, Tsukuda, and Fasser (1996). The Scale is purported to assess self-perceived team skills.Data Source: Data for this study were provided by The New York University Geriatric …
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Influences on the development of informal teacher leaders
… informal leaders displayed a mastery of teaching skills, strong collaboration skills, a willingness to take risks, and involvement in continuous professional growth. Once the teachers were selected for the study, a survey was completed to gather demographic information and data on their …
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BEHAVIORAL INTERDEPENDENCE IN PROJECT TEAM COLLABORATION: STUDY OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ COLLABORATIVE BEHAVIORS IN HIGH LEVELS OF INTERDEPENDENT TASK SETTINGS
… team members sharing resources, knowledge, and skills. However, well-structured tasks do not always guarantee task-related collaborative behaviors will occur and are simply not adequate for us to understand the collaboration process and participants’ actual collaborative behaviors. To deepen our …