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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"team working"”.
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Intergroup conflict in organisations:predictors and relationships with team working effectiveness
… intergroup conflict between British health care teams, by presenting results from an interview study using the critical incident technique. Within the theory testing part, drawing upon a sample of 53 British health care teams from five organisations, an empirical test of both intergroup contact …
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An exploration of culture and context for Allied Health Professionals using Care Aims in integrated community teams: A case study approach
Background Integrated team working is increasingly being used as a model of care within NHS Services. Whilst the integration agenda has evolved over time with increasing recognition of the continuum integration can refer to, consistent use of language and terminology has remained a challenge. The …
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Team Work and Conflict During Elective Procedures in English National Health Service Operating Theatres
Multidisciplinary team working has been proposed as the means by which effective service delivery and organisation can be achieved within the operating theatre. Enhanced interprofessional communication, focus on a common goal, and valuing the contributions of team members have all been identified, …
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The Experience of recently qualified speech and language therapists in inter-professional collaborative practice
… from the interview data: 1) interprofessional team working, 2) interprofessional communication, 3) how it is feels to be an SLT and 4) IPE. Several subthemes also emerged from data: understanding of interprofessional team working, what makes teams work well, leadership and hierarchy, …
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Site management teams and project performance in the UK construction industry
Genuine team working is inextricability associated with good performance. Within the United Kingdom construction industry the need for team working is extensive. A proper understanding of teams and the advancement of construction team management capacity would have far-reaching benefits for the …
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What is known about the rehabilitation management of functional neurological disorder in the adult physical hospital setting: A scoping review.
… draw on the many disciplines that make up the team working with this cohort of people within the hospital setting. Methodology: Guided by the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) Manual for Evidence Synthesis and the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews extension for Scoping Reviews …
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Creating an integrated nursing team within primary healthcare: an action enquiry approach
… thesis is based on a journey towards developing team working within a primary healthcare setting which enabled the NHS agenda for primary care service delivery to keep pace with the government modernisation agenda. (Department of Health, 1997). Initially the focus was on the development of an …
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Teamwork and well-being:the role of social support
This thesis explores, in a team context, using the Michigan Model, the relationship between social support, stress and well-being outcomes. The studies reported were carried out in Post Office Ltd. Study one examines differences in social support source and type for employees working in teams and …
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CoMIC : an exploration into computer-mediated intercultural communication
… The data analyzed is from a global virtual team working together for a period of three months. The grounded theory method has been employed to code the electronic transcript of the team's communication. Furthermore, the participants were surveyed regarding their personal backgrounds, their …
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Social Facilitation and Test Anxiety in Flight Simulation Training
… of human interaction. Performance competitions, team working environments, as well as instructor-student relationships, to name a few, have demonstrated the potential to produce social facilitation and interference effects on the participating individuals behavior and performance (Hazel, 1978). …
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How the University through its Police Student Volunteer scheme helped develop employability skills to prepare students for a career in the police service.
… employability skills, such as communication, team working and leadership skills, but also specialised skills relevant to certain industries, is to encourage students to volunteer within the industry either through work experience, placements, or more structured volunteer work schemes. This has …
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Achieving teamwork: a grounded theory investigation in selected stroke units in the north of England
… development of collaborative interdisciplinary working is a key element of contemporary health policy. Future healthcare workers will need to work. individually, collaboratively and in teams if they are to meet the complex and changing needs of the patients they serve. The literature related to …
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A New Process for Creating Design Briefs to Improve Design Innovations in Home Health Care
… processes that aim at enabling more effective team working; improving information management; and establishing a better understanding the needs of all stakeholders, particularly end-users, in the design and development process. Working collaboratively with companies in the sector innovation …
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Development of transferable skills with part-time HE students in engineering: employer case study
… problem solving, communication and team working, are essential for entry to the engineering workforce (where they are often termed "employability skills") and for career progression therein. This study covered the first two cohorts of an employer-specific higher education programme …
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Does an accounting degree add up? An investigation into the professional exam performance and non-technical skill development of accounting degree graduates.
… graduates perceive their development of team working skills superior to non-accounting graduates. These findings are explored further through interviews with 11 Scottish academics who have oversight of accountancy degrees. The interviewees identify that they needed to prioritise which …
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Transitioning to a safeguarding children clinical network during a time of major NHS reform: an exploratory study about the experiences of Designated professionals
… nurses and doctors as they transition from working as an organisation’s sole expert to sharing tasks and responsibilities across many organisations as part of a countywide clinically-led Network. Method: This qualitative study used a participatory action research methodology that allowed the …
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Healthcare professionals’ experience of interprofessional collaborative encounters in primary care: a descriptive phenomenological analysis
… support interprofessional collaboration, or team working. However, more in-depth understanding of the nature of interprofessional collaboration is needed. This study is a qualitative enquiry into the lived experiences of interprofessional collaborative encounters in Primary Care in Ireland. …
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Knowledge creation and learning through conversation: a longitudinal case study of a design project
… used in task-focused conversations among a team working on the design of a goods lift. Learning styles were used flexibly by participants and with great social skill. The qualitative analysis demonstrated the flexibility with which the participants used different styles of learning: …
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Nurse Practitioners’ Perceptions of their Role and Value in UK General Practice
… general practice from the perspective of nurses working in these advanced roles. Nursing has had a presence in general practice for decades, but it is only over the last twenty years that it has extended into a traditional medical domain of care and treatment. Research has understandably focused …
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A research-informed teaching model for undergraduate learning and research skills development using collaborative enquiry based learning
… skills, including communication and team working. Models such as RiTe and OPTIMAX could be used to support student learning and embed research skills development. The development of a psychometric scale is currently being undertaken to further evaluate student self-efficacy and task …
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