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Showing 1 to 20 of 70 for “"interdisciplinary team"”.
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Improving Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Team Rounding
… of Washington Abstract Improving Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Team Rounding Mikka Marun Uehara, BSN, RN, DNP-AGNP-PC Student Chair of the Supervisory Committee:Elizabeth Bridges, PhD, RN, CCNS, FCCM, FAAN Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Informatics Eeeseung Byun, PhD, RN Biobehavioral …
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Interdisciplinary Team Approach in Fall Prevention: Physician Perspective Focus
… U.S. practices emphasize the importance of an interdisciplinary approach to falls prevention. This model includes multiple clinicians with diverse backgrounds, such as physicians, physical therapists, and pharmacists, who assess patient fall risks together and implement measures to effectively …
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What is the Role of a Pharmacist in a Parkinson’s Disease Interdisciplinary Team?
… in PD multidisciplinary (MDT) clinics, including interdisciplinary team (IDT), varied both in the number and type of HCPs. None of the studies identified involved pharmacists. Pharmacists have shown benefits when working in MDTs for other long-term conditions (LTCs); however, their role in PD MDTs …
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What is the Role of a Pharmacist in a Parkinson’s Disease Interdisciplinary Team?
… in PD multidisciplinary (MDT) clinics, including interdisciplinary team (IDT), varied both in the number and type of HCPs. None of the studies identified involved pharmacists. Pharmacists have shown benefits when working in MDTs for other long-term conditions (LTCs); however, their role in PD MDTs …
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Factorial Validity of the Team Skills Scale as used for Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training (GITT)
… To examine the factorial validity of the Team Skills Scale (TSS). The TSS is a 17-item scale developed by Hepburn, Tsukuda, and Fasser (1996). The Scale is purported to assess self-perceived team skills.Data Source: Data for this study were provided by The New York University Geriatric …
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Interdisciplinary team organization: the distribution, structure, and important components of implementation in Virginia high schools
… this study was to determine the distribution of interdisciplinary team organization in Virginia high schools, to identify common elements of implementation, to assess the importance of those elements as perceived by team members, and to assess the relationship of these factors to school …
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Developing guidelines to strengthen the human capabilities of parents with children with developmental disabilities using an Interdisciplinary team approach
… support system. This study explores the role of interdisciplinary team collaboration in strengthening the human capabilities of parents of children with DD, particularly in primary health care settings. Despite the involvement of various professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational and …
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Perceptions Regarding Interdisciplinary Collaboration of Graduate Students in Health-Related Graduate Programs
This study assessed the perceptions of interdisciplinary team collaboration in a health care setting as reported by graduate students in health-related programs at the University of Cincinnati. Bronstein’s (2002) model of interdisciplinary collaboration guided this study, through which five domains …
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Relationship Between The Team Approach and Stress Management Among Hospice Workers
… of the assumption that participation in an interdisciplinary team reduces the stress and lessens burnout of the hospice worker. On-site, semi-structured interviews were conducted with a nurse, social worker, and chaplain from each of seven Medicare-certified hospices in Iowa. Both …
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Emergency Airway Preparedness At Ambulatory Surgery Centers With Solo Anesthesia Providers: An Educational Intervention
… providers are unique environments where interdisciplinary team members may be relied upon to support emergency airway management, thereby reducing the gap created by absent expert backup anesthesia personnel. An educational intervention was developed to increase emergency airway …
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Developing Guidelines for Collaborative Spaces Supporting Interdisciplinary Engineering Design Teams
Communication deficiencies within interdisciplinary teams are known to reduce the effectiveness of those teams by causing erroneous behaviors (Alvarez & Coiera, 2006; Reader, Flin, & Cuthbertson, 2007). Also, many design defects have been attributed to communication breakdowns across disciplines …
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Saving the Brain Matter(s): Improving Stroke Outcomes Utilizing a Direct to CT Workflow
… door to needle time to under sixty minutes. An interdisciplinary team used lean methodology and the PDCA cycle to examine and revise the workflow. The workflow was revised to eliminate testing no longer required under the national clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of ischemic …
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The Variations of Healthcare Professionals' Perceptions of Child Life Professionals
… life specialists work alongside members of an interdisciplinary team, and depend on collaboration with these team members for awareness of patient needs and knowledge of patient care plans (Brady & Scrivani, 2009; Gaynard, Hausllein, DeMarsh, 1989). Therefore, the purpose of this study is to …
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EXPERIENCES OF TEACHERS USING AN IEP SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
… aligned with students needs and working as an interdisciplinary team to develop the IEP document. Some additional findings were that participants viewed the software as a tool for helping them author an IEP document however, in order to write an effective IEP, the teacher must have in-depth …
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The design process of a collaborative orchestration tool and its implications for instructor uptake
… studies. In this dissertation, I explored how an interdisciplinary team designed a collaborative orchestration tool and analyzed how it was used in the classroom by engineering instructors. The study broadens our understanding of how design-based research processes are enacted to explore this form …
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The use of personalized whiteboards in the inpatient acute care setting and their effect on patient and nurses perception of communication
… the amount and type of communication with the interdisciplinary team. This, along with a review of Press-Ganey scores from the inpatient wards, revealed patients reported decreased satisfaction when asked if <em>“nurses kept me informed”</em>, compared to previous quarterly reports as well as …
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