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Alice B Aiken1, Mary Ann McColl
1School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Queens University, Kingston, ON K7L 3N6, Canada. alice.aiken@queensu.ca
Abstract:
Implementation of models of interprofessional healthcare can be a difficult process. One of the contributing factors is that different professionals use different terminology when addressing the same concepts. This paper proposes a common taxonomy for models of interprofessional care in order to facilitate understanding of these models regardless of the health professions involved. Three basic models are described with specific examples: the Physician Extender Model, Triage Model, and Parallel Model.
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