Shared Understanding. Establishment of National Forest Level Volunteer Agreement to establish shared understanding between BCHW chapters and National Forests in Washington State.
Shared Understanding. At some point in the collaborative process, stakeholders must develop a common understanding of what they can collectively achieve together (Tett, Xxxxxxxx, and O'Hara 2003). Shared understanding is variously described in the literature as “shared mission” (Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, and Xxxxxx 1998; Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx 2000), “commonness” (Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxx, 2000), “common goal” (Tett, Crowther, and O'Hara 2003), ''common goals'' (Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxx 1998), ''shared vision'' (Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx 2004; Xxxxxx and Xxxx 2000; Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxx, 2000), ''ideology shared” (Xxxxx 2001), “clear goals” (Xxxxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx 2005; Xxxxxxxxx and Xxxxx 2005), “clear and strategic direction” (Xxxxxxxx 2002), or “alignment of core values” ' (Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxx 2005). Shared understanding can also imply agreement on the definition of the problem (Xxxxxxx 2001; North 2000; Xxxx-Xxxxx and Xxxx 2004). Based on these findings, it is known that the shared understanding in collaboration between BPJS Kupang Branch and Prof. Xx. XX Xxxxxxxx Regional Public Hospital Kupang often occurs, such as mutual understanding when the claim file requirements cannot be fulfilled by the hospital, then with an explanation from BPJS the hospital will understand, besides that mutual understanding also occurs in the service package payment scheme where even though BPJS uses the INA- CBGs are set by the Minister of Health as a reference for claim payments and hospitals serve based on service rates set by the Governor's Regulation but each has a common understanding that the payments given must continue to use the INA-CBGs package payment, even sometimes hospitals ask for policies to speed up the credentialing process by BPJS because the credentialing process takes a long time and hospitals already have to serve patients so this activity is carried out quickly, besides that BPJS also provides opportunities for nurses who have not met SNARS (National Standard for Hospital Accreditation) to serve patients en for optimal patient care and this shared understanding has implications for the collaboration process to be stronger and minimize the occurrence of misunderstandings between actors. Based on the results of data analysis, it is known that both parties agree on all the rules that are used as the basis for collaboration, even several stages of the basic protocol of cooperation that are mutually agreed upon are accelerated in order to achieve better health services. This is important, because ...
