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期刊名:Journal of interprofessional care

缩写:J INTERPROF CARE

ISSN:1356-1820

e-ISSN:1469-9567

IF/分区:2.6/Q2

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Student-run free clinics (SRFCs) have become important contributors not only to improve access to primary-care services for homeless and uninsured populations but also to enhance health sciences student education. In order for SRFCs to reli...
Timothy W Farrell,Katherine P Supiano,Bob Wong et al. Timothy W Farrell et al.
Health professions trainees' performance in teams is rarely evaluated, but increasingly important as the healthcare delivery systems in which they will practice move towards team-based care. Effective management of care transitions is an im...
Lanae Fox,Robert Onders,Carol J Hermansen-Kobulnicky et al. Lanae Fox et al.
An expanding body of literature is examining interprofessional teamwork and its effect in healthcare. To produce capable healthcare professionals prepared to participate in interprofessional roles, teamwork training must begin early in heal...
Laurie W Leclair,Mary Dawson,Alison Howe et al. Laurie W Leclair et al.
Interprofessional care teams are the backbone of intensive care units (ICUs) where severity of illness is high and care requires varied skills and experience. Despite this care model, longitudinal educational programmes for such workplace t...
Junji Haruta,Raoul Breugelmans,Hiroshi Nishigori Junji Haruta
Effective interaction in interprofessional collaboration requires skills in interprofessional facilitation. The need for interprofessional learning and practice in Japan is highlighted by Japan's status as one of the most rapidly aging soci...
Joanne Goldman,Simon Kitto,Scott Reeves Joanne Goldman
Interprofessional collaboration is recognised as an important factor in improving patient care in intensive care units (ICUs). Competency frameworks, and more specifically interprofessional competency frameworks, are a key strategy being us...
Takatoshi Makino,Bumsuk Lee,Hiroki Matsui et al. Takatoshi Makino et al.
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Erik Vestergaard,Birgitte Nørgaard Erik Vestergaard
Poor collaboration among professional groups may be a major cause of incoherent patient pathways in hospital settings. For over a decade, interprofessional collaboration (IPC) have been stressed as an effective method to enhance the deliver...
Chad Lairamore,Duston Morris,Rachel Schichtl et al. Chad Lairamore et al.
Interprofessional education (IPE) provides students with opportunities to learn about the roles and responsibilities of other professions and develop communication and teamwork skills. As different health professions have recognised the imp...