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Multidisciplinary team functioning
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1984This paper advocates the need to move beyond interdisciplinary team composition as a minimum criterion for multidisciplinary functioning in child abuse treatment. Recent developments within the field reflect the practice of shared professional responsibility for detection, case management and treatment.
Karen E. Kovitz +4 more
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Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation, 2009
Abstract All members of the multidisciplinary team aim to enable the person with osteoporosis to cope with the condition and to reduce the risk of fracture. People with osteoporosis are likely to come into contact with different healthcare professionals who can help address many of the problems encountered with the condition.
Alison J Black +2 more
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Abstract All members of the multidisciplinary team aim to enable the person with osteoporosis to cope with the condition and to reduce the risk of fracture. People with osteoporosis are likely to come into contact with different healthcare professionals who can help address many of the problems encountered with the condition.
Alison J Black +2 more
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The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1988
T he passage of Public Law 94-142, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975, dramatically affected educational assessment, the placement of special-needs children, and the training of educators. For the first time, law required nondiscriminatory assessment by a multidisciplinary team and appropriate placement in the "least restrictive ...
Jo M. Hendrickson +3 more
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T he passage of Public Law 94-142, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975, dramatically affected educational assessment, the placement of special-needs children, and the training of educators. For the first time, law required nondiscriminatory assessment by a multidisciplinary team and appropriate placement in the "least restrictive ...
Jo M. Hendrickson +3 more
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY HEALTH TEAMS
Medical Journal of Australia, 1975The medical profession needs to learn team skills and review its managerial functions in anticipation of increasing involvement with other health professionals in a team setting. Educatinal techniques for acquiring these skills are already available or are being developed for other organizations.
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Multidisciplinary team leadership
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 2003It is often asked who should lead the multidisciplinary team (MDT) in palliative care. Exploration is needed into whether there are criteria for leading and who determines these. An old acquaintance of mine once remarked that it is always the doctor who leads the MDT because of the medicalization of dying; it is the doctor who chairs the MDT meetings ...
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Multidisciplinary work, multidisciplinary team
2019Putting the patient at the centre of their care is a fundamental principle of the multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach. It is generally recognized as being an effective model for delivering individualized care to patients with complex needs and is promoted in a growing number of local and national policies and best practice guidelines, in a wide range
Jean Hammond, Derek Hammond
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2021
Respiratory services should be delivered in an integrated way, taking into account the overlap in patient population and in the personnel providing care. The majority of patients with respiratory disease are cared for by a team of health professionals from both primary and secondary care.
Terry Robinson, Jane Scullion
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Respiratory services should be delivered in an integrated way, taking into account the overlap in patient population and in the personnel providing care. The majority of patients with respiratory disease are cared for by a team of health professionals from both primary and secondary care.
Terry Robinson, Jane Scullion
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