Chapter 3- IPCP Flashcards
What does IPCP stand for and what does it mean?
Interprofessional collaborative practice
When multiple health workers from different professional background work together with patients family carers and community’s to deliver the highest quality of care
Benefits of IPCP for health care provider
A broader understanding and rich respect of other disciplines
Opportunities for cooperative research ventures
Development of a mindset to work cooperatively
Improved role satisfaction for practitioners
Improve service productivity and use of resources
Wider base of professional experience
Challenges of the IPCP for healthcare providers
Differing status according to different disciplines and team members i.e. Physician dominance
Tensions related to a team participation/commitment
Deferring knowledge base
Roll confusion and blurring
Frequent rotation of some disciplines especially a rural and remote areas
Issues regarding rural and remote practice
Lack of resources Lack of services Lack of professional support Lack of knowledge Cultural safety Confidentiality/privacy/accountability
What is the role of the patient in IPCP partnership
Care must be provided together with rather than for, patients
Examples of a IPCP
North West community rehabilitation
Interprofessional clinic JCU health