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Principles of successful partnerships
Kara Mangold1, Nancy J Denke, Deb Gorombei
1Arizona State University College of Nursing and Health Innovation, Phoenix.
Nursing Administration Quarterly
|September 11, 2014
Summary
Effective interdisciplinary professional partnerships are crucial for optimizing patient care in complex health systems. Collaboration, coordination, and communication are key to overcoming challenges and improving patient outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Interprofessional Education
- Teamwork in Healthcare
Background:
- Healthcare delivery relies on interdisciplinary professionals working in fragmented systems.
- Siloed work hinders optimal patient care and organizational success.
- Effective professional partnerships are essential for navigating complex healthcare environments.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe results-oriented partnerships in healthcare.
- To review essential concepts and practical tools for successful interdisciplinary collaboration.
- To identify potential pitfalls impacting patient services and organizational health.
Main Methods:
- This review synthesizes literature on interdisciplinary partnerships.
- It examines attributes of collaboration, coordination, and communication.
- Practical tools and concepts for partnership development are discussed.
Main Results:
- Results-oriented partnerships foster trust, shared responsibility, and expanded capabilities.
- Successful partnerships improve resource coordination, leading to better patient experiences and outcomes.
- Key attributes include shared interests, vision, and values.
Conclusions:
- Developing and sustaining effective interdisciplinary partnerships is vital for healthcare organizations.
- These partnerships enhance patient care, organizational success, and longevity.
- Addressing potential pitfalls is crucial for maintaining service quality and organizational health.
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