Interprofessional Collaboration

Collaborative arrangements

Collaborative arrangements

________ are built on mutual respect and trust.

knowledge of predictability

Trust is the ________ one can count on.

productivity

When people work together there is usually an increase in ________ and innovation.

What are three barriers to interprofessional collaboration that exist in institutional practice?

attitude, cost, resources

what are the four collaborative practice competencies?

values and ethics, roles and responsibilities, interprofessional collaboration, teams and teamwork

what are three ways to ensure trust within a collaborative care team?

Sought input from one another

Allowed each other to do their jobs without unnecessary oversight

Openly discussed and learned from both successes and failures

How to develop a shared vision among the collaborative care team?

be consistent, have mutual respect and understanding, and note how everyone deals with stress

give an example of values and ethical expectations

maintain competence in one's own profession appropriate with the scope of practice

give an example of Roles and Responsibilities and Behavioral Expectations.

recognize one's limitations in skills, knowledge, and abilities

give an example of team and teamwork expectations

perform effectively on teams and in different team roles in a variety of settings

what is one of the best ways to reduce drug costs

create collaboration between pharmacists and doctors

what "homework" can be done when approaching other healthcare providers for a collaboration

advanced certification or credentialing in the areas you are looking for a collaboration, patient groups, interesting other parties

explain Relationships having long and short term goals

there is not specific way to create them, however having thm is essential for success

explain relationships are nonhierarchical and based on equality

sharing power, knowledge, and influence is needed for a true partnership

explain collaboration should consider patient perspectives

patients sometimes know the most about the communities culture and the local healthcare network. They may know those who have influential power

explain how trust and shared visions are central

the best way to not fall apart is to focus on the center, what is really important

why should relationships demonstrate respect

Understanding another person's value is how relationships grow

examples of advanced certifications

MTM certification for MTM program collaboration, board certification in diabetes or ambulatory care for diabetes or primary care clinics

why is attitude a potential barrier for collaboration?

Pharmacists are not always seen as knowledgeable when it comes to drug therapy decision-making

why is cost a potential barrier for collaboration?

Some insurance companies don’t pay pharmacists for their services