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Objectives and Program of the A.M.A. Committee on Nursing.

C H Benage, E S Faison, B W Harer

California Medicine

|November 1, 1962

Summary

High standards in patient care require collaboration between medicine and nursing. A dedicated committee promotes this alliance through ongoing liaison, communication, education, and research initiatives.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare collaboration
Interprofessional relations in medicine and nursing

Background:

Patient care quality relies on effective partnerships between medical and nursing professionals.
Historical context of interdisciplinary collaboration in healthcare settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the objectives and program of the Committee on Nursing.
To foster and protect the collaborative relationship between medicine and nursing.

Main Methods:

Establishment of a continuing program by the Committee on Nursing.
Initiatives include liaison, communication, education, and research.

Main Results:

The report details the Committee's objectives and program for interprofessional collaboration.
The program aims to strengthen the alliance between medicine and nursing.

Conclusions:

A strong, collaborative relationship between medicine and nursing is essential for high-quality patient care.
The Committee on Nursing's program is designed to ensure the longevity of this interprofessional alliance.