Jun Shi, Tong Shu, Kun Wu, Zhiguo Jiang, Liping Zheng, Wei Wang, Haibo Wu, Yushan Zheng
Masked hypergraph learning for weakly supervised histopathology whole slide image classification
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article aims examine users involvement value cocreation influences development orchestration wellbeing ecosystems help tackle complex societal challenges research contributes public management literature answers recent calls investigate novel public service governances discussing users involvement value cocreation novel wellbeing solutions authors empirically explore phenomenon case study complex ecosystem addressing increased wellbeing focussing formative evaluation stage longitudinal evaluation swedens first support centre people affected cancer following abductive reasoning action research approach authors critically discuss potential user involvement development wellbeing ecosystems outline preconditions success approaches empirical results indicate resource reconfiguration multiactor collaborations provides platform value cocreation innovative health services availability resources common themes include need multiactor collaborations reconfigure heterogeneous resources actors adaptive change capabilities role governance mechanisms align diverse wellbeing ecosystem components engagement essential actors although using longitudinal case study approach revealed stimulating insights additional data collection multiple cases quantitative studies prompted also authors focus one country characteristics users involvement value cocreation innovative wellbeing ecosystems might vary countries findings study demonstrate value canceraffected individuals lived experiences acting sources social innovation drivers wellbeing ecosystem development findings also suggest participating actors ecosystem utilise wider knowledge experience tackle complex societal challenges associated wellbeing policymakers encourage formation wellbeing ecosystems diverse actors resources help patients navigate health challenges findings especially show potential starting users needs life situation ambition integrate innovate fragmented systems proposed model proposes userled focus innovating new solutions play important role development wellbeing ecosystems