Team Productivity

Waite, Martha S.; Hoffman, Stephanie B.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-0581-5_7

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“…To feed the entire planet, rice, sh, and other crops must be multiplied. To meet the predicted demand for sh, aquaculture production will need to reach 140 million tonnes by 2050 59 . Furthermore, rice paddy production must increase to around 1035 million tonnes by 2050 60 .…”

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Integrated Rice-Multi-Trophic-Aquaponics and Rice-Tilapia- Monoculture Systems as Environmental Techniques for Optimizing Water, Feed Conversion Ratio, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Use Efficiency

Goda,

Aboseif,

Mohammady

et al. 2023

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Currently, there is an increasing demand for the development of sustainable horticulture aquaculture systems that can effectively adapt to climate change conditions. In this study, we explore the potential of novel Integrated Agriculture-Aquaculture Systems (IAAS) to enhance water, nitrogen, and phosphorus-use efficiency (WUE, NUE, and PUE, respectively), while extending the nutrient cycle generated by rice and raising aquatic animals, under the conditions of climate adaptation. For 90 days, in a 2 greenhouse closed system, two types of aquatic animals-rice integrated culture systems (Tilapia (T) -Rice (R) monoculture and Integrated Multi-Trophic-Aquaculture (IMTA)-R culture system) were evaluated within two rice hydroponic culture techniques of Floating Raft System (FRS) and Nutrient Film Technique (NFT). Four treatments were conducted in this study. Treatments 1 and 2 were IMTA-R cultivation systems using FRS and NFT techniques (IMTA-R-FRS and IMTA-R-NFT, respectively). Treatments 3 and 4 were T-R cultivation systems using FRS and NFT techniques (T-R-FRS and T-R-NFT, respectively). All treatments (IMTA-R-FRS, IMTA-R-NFT, T-R-FRS, and T-R-NFT) were conducted in 2 separate greenhouses using indoor-recycling closed systems. The results found that integrated IMTA-R and T-R using the FRS technique are particularly promising for optimizing WUE, NUE, and PUE than the NFT technique. These systems offer a potential solution to the challenges of climate change, which requires a more sustainable and resilient food production system. On the other hand, IMTA-R-FRS is particularly promising for optimizing WUE, NUE, and PUE, and the variety of aquatic animal production yield (such as mullets, crayfish, freshwater mussels, and silver carp) than the T-R-FRS technique.

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confidence: 99%

Integrated Rice-Multi-Trophic-Aquaponics and Rice-Tilapia- Monoculture Systems as Environmental Techniques for Optimizing Water, Feed Conversion Ratio, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Use Efficiency

Goda,

Aboseif,

Mohammady

et al. 2023

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Organizational Structure, Team Process, and Future Directions of Interprofessional Health Care Teams

Cole

Waite

Nichols

2004

Gerontology & Geriatrics Education

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For a nationwide Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training (GITT) program evaluation of 8 sites and 26 teams, team evaluators developed a quantitative and qualitative team observation scale (TOS), examining structure, process, and outcome, with specific focus on the training function. Qualitative data provided an important expansion of quantitative data, highlighting positive effects that were not statistically significant, such as role modeling and training occurring within the clinical team. Qualitative data could also identify "too much" of a coded variable, such as time spent in individual team members' assessments and treatment plans. As healthcare organizations have increasing demands for productivity and changing reimbursement, traditional models of teamwork, with large teams and structured meetings, may no longer be as functional as they once were. To meet these constraints and to train students in teamwork, teams of the future will have to make choices, from developing and setting specific models to increasing the use of information technology to create virtual teams. Both quantitative and qualitative data will be needed to evaluate these new types of teams and the important outcomes they produce.

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Team Productivity

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Integrated Rice-Multi-Trophic-Aquaponics and Rice-Tilapia- Monoculture Systems as Environmental Techniques for Optimizing Water, Feed Conversion Ratio, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Use Efficiency

Integrated Rice-Multi-Trophic-Aquaponics and Rice-Tilapia- Monoculture Systems as Environmental Techniques for Optimizing Water, Feed Conversion Ratio, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Use Efficiency

Organizational Structure, Team Process, and Future Directions of Interprofessional Health Care Teams

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