2011
DOI: 10.1080/03643107.2011.575343
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Working Together in Collaborations: Successful Process Factors for Community Collaboration

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“…The findings support previous studies that emphasise the importance of constant communication and nurturing in sustaining collaborative efforts [1][2], [14], [5,13]. At first glance, it might seem that my study suggests that this collaborative partnership was lacking the aspects of nurturing and communication which are important to sustain the collaborative efforts and relationships.…”
Section: The Need Of Communication and Nurturing To Sustain The Collasupporting
confidence: 79%
“…The findings support previous studies that emphasise the importance of constant communication and nurturing in sustaining collaborative efforts [1][2], [14], [5,13]. At first glance, it might seem that my study suggests that this collaborative partnership was lacking the aspects of nurturing and communication which are important to sustain the collaborative efforts and relationships.…”
Section: The Need Of Communication and Nurturing To Sustain The Collasupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Equally important, clarity was gained upon the common ground and unique domains of the respective disciplines. Within the limitations of the course, we wanted to foster dynamics similar to those professional experiences in forming interdisciplinary health teams, as articulated by scholars such as Nandiwada and Christine (2010); Korasim-Korosy et al (2014); Perrault et al (2008);and, Tourse et al (2005). Our intent was to "teach through a pedagogy of collegiality" by integrating the principles of community organizing, building community and valuing diversity, engaging the senses, and writing across the curriculum" (Chavez, Ruby-Asuncion, & Malik, 2006, p.1175).…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dès lors, la collaboration entre les policiers et les intervenants sociaux semble incontournable afin d'améliorer les interventions réalisées auprès des victimes d'actes criminels (Cadrin, Alary, & Pineault, 1999 (Bogo & Globerman, 1999;Einbinder, Robertson, Garcia, Vuckovie, & Patti, 2000 ;Nowell, 2009 Ces défis concernent, entre autre, la complexité des problématiques, les préjugés existants par rapport à la clientèle, la formation et les compétences de chaque partenaire ainsi que l'organisation des services et la collaboration interorganisationnelle entre ceux-ci (Aviram, 2002;Parsons & Bergin, 2010;Lloyd, King, & Me Kenna, 2005 (Doyle, 2008;D'Amour et al, 2005;. Généralement, la collaboration se caractérise par la réciprocité, l'harmonie, la confiance, l'égalité, la coordination et la prise de décisions partagées (D Mizhari & Abramson, 2000;Perrault, McClelland, Austin, & Sieppert, 2011 (Perreault et al, 2011;Nowell, 2009 (Bogo & Globerman, 1999;Einbinder et al, 2000;Nowell, 2009). Cette collaboration permettrait également aux partenaires d'acquérir une meilleure connaissance du personnel travaillant au sein des autres organismes (FosterFishman, Salem, Allen, & Fahrbach, 2001).…”
Section: Le Risque De Revictimisation Lors Des Interventions Policièresunclassified