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¹The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, North Carolina 27402-6170, USA. eileen_rossen@uncg.edu

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Interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for mental health care but challenging to implement. This study outlines strategies for educating undergraduate nursing students in collaborative practice through case studies.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Interdisciplinary Healthcare
Mental Health Services

Background:

The healthcare system's complexity and high rates of mental illness necessitate interdisciplinary interventions.
Effective interdisciplinary practice is often claimed but difficult to achieve in reality.
Educating future healthcare professionals in collaborative skills is essential for success.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe strategies for educating undergraduate nursing students in interdisciplinary collaborative practice.
To integrate teaching of collaborative skills into psychiatric nursing curricula.

Main Methods:

Utilized two case studies to illustrate teaching methods.
Focused on undergraduate nursing students in a psychiatric course.

Main Results:

The paper presents practical strategies for teaching interdisciplinary collaboration.
Case studies demonstrate the integration of collaborative skill development.

Conclusions:

Formal education in interdisciplinary collaboration is vital for nursing students.
Implementing these strategies can improve future interdisciplinary mental health care.