Interprofessional Education (F) Flashcards
T or F. how we collaborate with other healthcare professionals is important to improve patient outcome.
T
the process of bringing together people from different healthcare fields to learn and work collaboratively to deliver patient-centered care
Inter/professional Education
collective effort with diverse expertise enhances patient care and safety
shared responsibility (COLLECTIVE EFFORT)
T or F. different team members should have the same responsibilities.
F (different responsibilities)
valuing each member’s unique knowledge and skills which fosters effective communication and collaboration
mutual respect (VALUE)
Key Features of the Interdisciplinary Nature of Healthcare:
laboratory staff should not interpret results because they are only responsible for delivering quality and timely test results
mutual respect
clear and timely exchange of information ensures coordinated and efficient care delivery
effective communication
T or F. Compromise improves diagnostic accuracy, reduces errors, and enhances patient outcomes
F (collaboration)
Benefits of Interprofessional Education
enhanced teamwork
improved diagnostic process
optimized patient care
cultivates teamwork skills, ensuring seamless integration of laboratory services into patient care
enhanced teamwork
collaboration results in much faster and more accurate diagnoses
improved diagnostic process
T or F. Improved diagnostic process results to better understanding of each profession’s role in patient management which leads to comprehensive and personalized care
F (optimized patient care)
In Interprofessional Education in Laboratory Medicine, the pathologists, lab scientists, and clinicians collaborate to analyze complex cases and formulate treatment strategies (for difficult cases)
case review conferences
In Interprofessional Education in Laboratory Medicine, lab professionals partner with healthcare providers to identify areas for improvement and implement evidence-based changes
quality improvement projects
T or F. In translational research, scientists and clinicians collaborate to bridge the gap between research discoveries and clinical applications which advance patient care.
T
T or F. there should be no overlapping of responsibilities
T (discipline hierarchies)
identify the challenge: there should be enough budget for departments to perform their services
limited resources
faculty members from various disciplines can enhance the curricula; align the theoretical and practical aspect
faculty collaboration
T or F. Clinical experiences result to interactive and respectful learning environments encourage active engagement and teamwork
F (learning environments)
T or F. Clinical rotations provide opportunities for collaboration in real-world healthcare settings (e.g. internships)
T (clinical experiences)
this is promoted by prioritizing the needs, values, and goals of the clients and their families
Patient-Centered Care
when lab professionals working alongside physicians and nurses to ensure accurate and timely results are called?
integrated care delivery
T or F. only one team analyzes patient data to make informed decisions
F (diverse team)
