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    A multi-country One Health foodborne outbreak simulation exercise: cross-sectoral cooperation, data sharing and communication by Frederico Alves, Frederico Alves, Karin Artursson, Juliette Bloch, Anne Brisabois, Hein Imberechts, Pikka Jokelainen, Roberto La Ragione, Roberto La Ragione, Mats Lindblad, Rebecca Litzell Forss, Denise A. Marston, Omid Parvizi, Lena Tuominen, Anna Omazic

    Published in Frontiers in Public Health (2023-06-01)
    “…However, there remains an overall inertia in relation to the implementation of practical cross-sector collaborations. Foodborne outbreaks of zoonotic diseases continue to affect the European population despite stringent regulations, evidencing the requirement for better ‘prevent, detect and response’ strategies. …”
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    Effective Practice for Building Cross Sector Partnerships by John M. Diaz

    Published in EDIS (2020-08-01)
    “… This four-page article outlines a practical framework built upon best practices that can be used by those considering the development of cross sector partnerships to address environmental and social issues.Written by John M. …”
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    The cross-sectorial whiteboard meetings by Margrethe Smidth, Ditte Høgsgaard

    Published in International Journal of Integrated Care (2019-08-01)
    “…Background: People often experience failure in communication and lack of coordination leading to worsening of illness, and frustration treated in several healthcare-sectors. …”
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    Self-assessment tool for cross-sectoral health promotion by Matinheikki-Kokko Kaija, Liinamo Arja

    Published in SHS Web of Conferences (2024-01-01)
    “…Based on pilot self-assessment data, significant differences within and between cities exist, as regards their engagement in cross-sectoral cooperation. The most noticeable challenges were the ability to coordinate cross-sectoral cooperation, the lack of common cross-sectoral tools, communication, and resources. …”
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    Cross-sectoral communication by bringing together patient with cancer, general practitioner and oncologist in a video-based consultation: a qualitative study of oncologists’ and nurse specialists’ perspectives by Jens Søndergaard, Dorte Gilså Hansen, Theis Bitz Trabjerg, Jeffrey James Sisler, Lars Henrik Jensen

    Published in BMJ Open (2021-05-01)
    “…The analyses were based on an inductive, open-minded, hermeneutic phenomenological approach.Results A total of six overall themes were identified: structuring consultation and communication, perceptions of GP involvement in cancer care, stressors, making a difference, alternative ways of cross-sector communication and needs for redesigning the model. …”
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    Implementation of cross-sectoral rehabilitation in the Nordic countries: a scoping review by Helle Bøgard, Signe Green Knakkergaard, Signe Green Knakkergaard, Charlotte Simonÿ, Charlotte Simonÿ, Lars Hermann Tang, Lars Hermann Tang, Jeanette Reffstrup Christensen, Jeanette Reffstrup Christensen, Jeanette Reffstrup Christensen, Anne Dalhoff Pedersen, Alexander Luijk, Alexander Luijk, Stine Gundtoft Roikjær, Stine Gundtoft Roikjær

    Published in Frontiers in Health Services (2025-09-01)
    “…Implementation of rehabilitation across sectors is influenced by an interplay of factors: (1) Organization & Resources: alignment of context with intervention, involvement from front-line personnel, time & resources, the workplace itself, and managers, and (2) Collaboration & Communication, including knowledge and competence, attitudes, communication, patients, and families.ConclusionWhile this scoping review conveys that collaboration, communication, resources, and organization have a central role affecting the implementation of cross-sectoral rehabilitation, it further identifies knowledge gaps, such as the lack of the patients' perspective, the use of a framework or other systematic approach to ensure the success of the implementation.…”
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