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Published on: February 3, 2022
Working together for better health
1Dr M. V. Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Vidyanagar, Mangalore.
Abstract:
To provide effective and comprehensive care. Nurses, physicians and other health care professionals must collaborate with each other. No group can claim total authority over the other. Each profession exhibits different areas of professional competence that, when combined together, provide a continuum of care that the consumer has come to expect. The definitions of collaboration have not been structured to reflect true practice. Instead, at best, they reflect compromise, and at worst are conditioned and tailored to limit competition.
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