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Teamwork: a concept analysis
Journal of Advanced Nursing · 2008 · Vol. 61(2) · pp. 232–241
Andreas Xyrichis✉(Florence Nightingale Foundation)Emma Ream(Florence Nightingale Foundation)
Abstract
Praising the value of teamwork without a common understanding of what this concept represents endangers both research into this way of working and its effective utilization in practice. The proposed definition helps reconcile discrepancies between how this concept is understood by nurses and doctors, as well as allied health professionals. A common understanding can facilitate communication in educational, research and clinical settings and is imperative for improving clarity and validity of future research.
Patient Safety and Medication ErrorsInterprofessional Education and CollaborationTeamworkCINAHLFacilitatorCLARITYHealth careInterdependenceKnowledge managementPsychologyNursingMedicine
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Delivery of Health CareHumansInterprofessional RelationsPatient Care TeamQuality of Health Care
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