[Cooperation between healthcare professionals, a renewed and simplified system]

Area of Science:

• Healthcare Management
• Interprofessional Collaboration
• Public Health

Background:

• Healthcare delivery necessitates effective cooperation between medical and paramedical professionals.
• Patient needs require a coordinated approach integrating diverse healthcare skills.
• Trust and expertise are foundational elements for quality and safety in healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

• To outline a framework for interprofessional cooperation in healthcare.
• To support coherent and innovative collective work among health professionals.
• To meet the evolving needs of the population through enhanced collaboration.

Main Methods:

• Establishing a defined framework for interlinking medical and paramedical skills.
• Implementing cooperative protocols based on trust and expertise.
• Organizing the system around national or local experimental protocols (renovated in 2019).

Main Results:

• The cooperation system facilitates the integration of diverse healthcare competencies.
• A structured approach enhances the quality and safety of patient care.
• The framework supports innovative and coherent collective work.

Conclusions:

• Interprofessional cooperation is essential for meeting population health needs.
• A defined framework, emphasizing trust and expertise, optimizes healthcare delivery.
• The implemented models of experimental protocols advance collaborative healthcare practices.