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Collaboration: Does It Require Pragmatic Thought?
Michele Poradzisz1, Kristine L Florczak2
1Saint Xavier University, Chicago, IL, USA.
Abstract:
The authors of this column consider the subject of collaboration in terms of healthcare practice, research, and education. To that end, the concept of pragmatism is discussed as a precursor to collaboration followed by consideration of specific instances of collaboration in practice, research, and education. Additionally, the consequences of collaboration are discussed.
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