Interprofessional learning and practice can make a difference

Interprofessional learning and practice can be positively self‐reinforcing and can promote improved care. Australia is showing leadership in the field of interprofessional collaboration. Changing attitudes to interprofessional collaboration is a key to improving health care. Implementing interprofes...

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Published in:Medical journal of Australia 2011-04, Vol.194 (7), p.364-365
Main Authors: Greenfield, David R, Nugus, Peter, Travaglia, Joanne F, Braithwaite, Jeffrey
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Australia
Australian Capital Territory
Biological and medical sciences
Education, Professional - methods
General aspects
Health services administration
Health Services Research
Humans
Interdisciplinary Studies
Interprofessional Relations
Medical sciences
Patient Care Team
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Summary:Interprofessional learning and practice can be positively self‐reinforcing and can promote improved care. Australia is showing leadership in the field of interprofessional collaboration. Changing attitudes to interprofessional collaboration is a key to improving health care. Implementing interprofessional collaboration requires a multifaceted approach, and research to underpin it.
ISSN:0025-729X
1326-5377
DOI:10.5694/j.1326-5377.2011.tb03008.x