Collaborative Partnership in Management of Community Health Centers (PUSKESMAS) in Wajo Regency, Indonesia

Armin, Armin; Akib, Haedar; Limpo, Haris Yasin; Thamrin, Andi; Mustari, Mustari

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“…The word collaboration is a combination of “Col” and “laborate,” meaning to be together and to work together, respectively. [ 21 ] In Webster’s dictionary, collaboration is defined as a shared practice with others[ 22 ] and in Oxford, collaboration is working with another person to achieve a common goal,[ 23 ] and collaborative practice of multiple disciplines together in a shared workspace to provide exceptional care. [ 24 ] The concept of “collaboration” in healthcare is a problem-solving process,[ 6 25 ] shared decision-making,[ 1 25 ] responsibility and the ability to carry out a care plan while working to achieve a common goal.…”

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“Interprofessional Collaboration” among Pharmacists, Physicians, and Nurses: A Hybrid Concept Analysis

Kobrai-Abkenar,

Salimi,

Pourghane

2024

Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research

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Background: “Interprofessional Collaboration” is associated with improving the quality of care. The objective of this study was the analysis of the concept of “Interprofessional Collaboration” using a hybrid model. Materials and Methods: A hybrid model was used in order to analyze the concept of “Interprofessional Collaboration.” The first phase was the scientific search of texts in all valid electronic databases. The second phase includes fieldwork in which medical, pharmaceutical, and nursing staff were interviewed. Data were collected, reviewed, and analyzed in the third phase. Results: The four main themes extracted in the theoretical phase included: “attributes of individual, team, organizational, and system.” In the fieldwork phase, three themes and seven sub-themes were identified: “Dynamism/effectiveness of collaboration, uncertain boundaries of collaboration, advanced organizational culture.” In the final phase, with the combination of the results of two previous phases, the final definition of the concept was presented: “A process that brings together systems, organizations and individuals from various professions to achieve common interests and goals. Achieving common goals and interests is influenced by individual, team, organizational, and system attributes.” Conclusions: Defining the concept of interprofessional collaboration and identifying its various aspects can be a practical guide for creating and evaluating it in educational and clinical settings.

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“Interprofessional Collaboration” among Pharmacists, Physicians, and Nurses: A Hybrid Concept Analysis

Kobrai-Abkenar,

Salimi,

Pourghane

2024

Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research

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“…Collaboration is done to get more results or organizational goals can be achieved by utilizing limited resources. The collaboration aims to bring together diverse skills and knowledge in an integrated manner to create more attractive business patterns (Ahmad et al, 2015;Armin et al, 2019;Ufi et al, 2020). Effective collaboration helps organizations optimize human resources (Roberts et al, 2016).…”

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Reconstruction of the actor collaboration model in the development of marine tourism destinations in the new normal local economy

Islahuddin¹,

Akib

Eppang³

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This research article analyzes and explains the reconstruction of the actor collaboration model in the development of marine tourism destinations at Super Priority Destinations (SPD) in Indonesia. Data, information, and knowledge about the descriptive model of actor collaboration in the development of marine tourism destinations in three DSPs characterized by marine tourism (Mandalika, Labuan Bajo, Likupang) were obtained using observation, interviews, Focus Group Discussion (FGD), and documentation. The analysis technique follows the stages of an interactive model, namely: data collection, data condensation, data presentation, verification/concluding. The results show that there is a reconstruction of a descriptive model of actor collaboration in developing marine tourism destinations based on a knowledge creation model that includes four dimensions. Community-Based Tourism (CBT) characterizes the concept of developing tourist destinations through the socialization (S) of local community empowerment programs that emphasize externalization (E) or empowerment of certain communities to better understand the values and assets of marine tourism owned by SPD. The community called the tourism awareness group (Pokdarwis) collaborates and synergizes in combining (C) and internalizing (I) within themselves regarding the various attractiveness of marine tourism in SPD where they are part of the stakeholders in its sustainable development.

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Collaborative Partnership in Management of Community Health Centers (PUSKESMAS) in Wajo Regency, Indonesia

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“Interprofessional Collaboration” among Pharmacists, Physicians, and Nurses: A Hybrid Concept Analysis

“Interprofessional Collaboration” among Pharmacists, Physicians, and Nurses: A Hybrid Concept Analysis

Reconstruction of the actor collaboration model in the development of marine tourism destinations in the new normal local economy

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