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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Inter-professional collaboration"”.
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Inter-professional collaboration among membrs of the mental health team at Vhembe District of Limpopo Province, South Africa
… on the effectiveness and efficiency of inter-professional collaboration, members of the mental health team continue to operate in silos. The purpose of this study was to explore and describe the status of inter-professional collaboration among members of the mental health team in Vhembe …
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The evaluation of a simulated theatre scenario as a tool to promote inter-professional collaboration and engender a culture of increased awareness of patient safety in South African hospitals
… to adverse incidents and preventable deaths. Interventions aimed at changing team behaviour and implementing World Health Organisation Safe Surgical Checklists (WHO SSCL) have been associated with improved outcomes. We required a cost- and timeefficient vehicle to address low adoption rates of …
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Achieving equitable health outcomes for Pacific peoples living with cardiovascular disease in Aotearoa New Zealand: exploring the contribution of community pharmacists
… minoritised populations. Pacific principles and interpretive description ensured that this research amplified and upheld the worldviews of the service users and families and acknowledged the healthcare professionals’ views. Co-facilitated Samoan, Tongan and Niuean focus groups were conducted. …
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Working with bereaved people: a psychotherapy training action research study: working towards an epistemology of grief as the therapeutic approach with a bereaved population.
The absence within professional trainings of the phenomenological experience of bereavement, loss and grief has created a gap in the knowledge of professionals working with bereaved people. Adherence to and rigid use of traditional models neither meets the emotional nor psychological needs of those …
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Transition to clinical practice
Background According to extensive international research, medical graduates continue to face significant challenges as they transition from student to doctor. Contributory factors include issues with preparedness, support, workplace interactions and challenges to their health and wellbeing. While …