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Multidisciplinary Working: A pocket guide for nursing and health care

 
9781914962288: Multidisciplinary Working: A pocket guide for nursing and health care

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Working in multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) is an essential part of providing patient-centred care. This pocket guide has been written primarily by students, guided by two experienced lecturers, and is aimed at nursing, allied health and social care students seeking to develop their teamworking skills.
This book will help you to understand the principles of collaboration and teamwork. You will learn:

  • the core principles of multidisciplinary working, student roles within the MDT and why different perspectives are vital to enhance patient experience
  • about the importance of civility and inclusivity towards each other
  • about the complexity of managing differing priorities, potential conflicts between professionals and communication strategies
  • how effective MDT working not only benefits patients but also boosts professional growth and development
  • strategies, tips and tools to enhance your ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams of health and social care professionals.
Written by students for students, and developed with the support of the Council of Deans of Health Student Leadership Programme.

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Sam Humphrey is a Lecturer in Learning Disability Nursing at De Montfort University. His initial background upon qualifying as a learning disability nurse was working in residential nursing services for adults with profound and multiple physical and learning disabilities. Sam then moved into a primary care liaison nursing role supporting general practice and primary care colleagues in their work with people with learning disabilities and became a trained reviewer as part of the national Learning Disabilities Mortality Review (LeDeR) programme.

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