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Question 1 of 4

1. Question
Lack of geographic proximity between partners.
- This challenge may be very difficult to overcome. Be aware of any potential inequities, be sensitive to them and look for ways to address them.
- Determine a common goal for your collaboration and leverage existing resources to support it wherever possible.
- Make time for meetings (phone or in person where possible) to keep up communication among all staff in each sector.
- Co-location can help, especially if you share a lunch room. It is a great way to build relationships and stay connected.
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You are correct! Geographic proximity presents a number of challenges, in particular difficulties with communication. Making regular meetings a priority either in person, by phone, or staying in touch through emails will be critical to keep the momentum going.

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Geographic proximity presents a number of challenges, in particular difficulties with communication. Making regular meetings a priority either in person, by phone, or staying in touch through emails will be critical to keep the momentum going.
Question 2 of 4

2. Question
No time to meet to work on the collaboration.
- This challenge may be very difficult to overcome. Be aware of any potential inequities, be sensitive to them and look for ways to address them.
- Determine a common goal for your collaboration and leverage existing resources to support it wherever possible.
- Make time for meetings (phone or in person where possible) to keep up communication among all staff in each sector.
- Co-location can help, especially if you share a lunch room. It is a great way to build relationships and stay connected.
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You are correct! Although it is difficult to carve out time to work on collaborations, it is critical to do this. Problems can get addressed, progress can be monitored, and successes can be celebrated. Also, relationships need to be nurtured. Co-location can be a huge help as staff can informally stay connected and strengthen relationships. It is also easier to schedule meetings when co-located.

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Although it is difficult to carve out time to work on collaborations, it is critical to do this. Problems can get addressed, progress can be monitored, and successes can be celebrated. Also, relationships need to be nurtured. Co-location can be a huge help as staff can informally stay connected and strengthen relationships. It is also easier to schedule meetings when co-located.
Question 3 of 4

3. Question
Different salary scales of staff and access to resources within the same sector and among partners.
- This challenge may be very difficult to overcome. Be aware of any potential inequities, be sensitive to them and look for ways to address them.
- Determine a common goal for your collaboration and leverage existing resources to support it wherever possible.
- Make time for meetings (phone or in person where possible) to keep up communication among all staff in each sector.
- Co-location can help, especially if you share a lunch room. It is a great way to build relationships and stay connected.
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You are correct! Variances in pay scale can be a significant challenge. Different salary scales for staff who work on the same project present issues with inequities. Sensitivity to any inequities is important. As an example, if some primary care staff are not paid to attend continuing education days, they may be offered educational activities during lunch hours or at other convenient times.

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Variances in pay scale can be a significant challenge. Different salary scales for staff who work on the same project present issues with inequities. Sensitivity to any inequities is important. As an example, if some primary care staff are not paid to attend continuing education days, they may be offered educational activities during lunch hours or at other convenient times.
Question 4 of 4

4. Question
Lack of funding for collaboration.
- This challenge may be very difficult to overcome. Be aware of any potential inequities, be sensitive to them and look for ways to address them.
- Determine a common goal for your collaboration and leverage existing resources to support it wherever possible.
- Make time for meetings (phone or in person where possible) to keep up communication among all staff in each sector.
- Co-location can help, especially if you share a lunch room. It is a great way to build relationships and stay connected.
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You are correct! Sometimes a lack of funding for collaboration can turn out to be a good challenge. It forces partners to leverage existing resources for the collaboration. This demonstrates buy-in and commitment to the collaboration by all who contribute.

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Sometimes a lack of funding for collaboration can turn out to be a good challenge. It forces partners to leverage existing resources for the collaboration. This demonstrates buy-in and commitment to the collaboration by all who contribute.

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