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Teaching and Learning in Interdisciplinary Higher Education: A Systematic Review [PDF]

Educational Psychology Review, 2009
Interdisciplinary higher education aims to develop boundary-crossing skills, such as interdisciplinary thinking. In the present review study, interdisciplinary thinking was defined as the capacity to integrate knowledge of two or more disciplines to ...
Martin Mulder, Hilde Tobi, Harm Biemans
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Clinical Nurse Specialist, 1998
This quasiexperimental study investigated interdisciplinary collaboration over a 16-month period on units using different collaborative practice strategies. Measures of collaboration and perceived physician involvement in collaborative practice were completed by 335 licensed staff members working on seven general adult units in an acute care hospital ...
N, Wells, R, Johnson, S, Salyer
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Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2015
Interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation programs are infrequently used in the United States in the treatment of chronic pain. Comprehensively addressing the contributors to chronic pain, which include behavioral, psychological, and physical dimensions, has shown evidence-based efficacy in improving functioning and reducing pain-related distress.
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