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¹Associate Dean, Nursing Degree Programs, Georgian College, Barrie, ON.

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Canadian nursing is complex, with diverse roles and regulations. This commentary explores Canadian research on intraprofessional collaboration and offers recommendations for its improvement over the next decade.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Practice and Healthcare Management
Health Policy and Regulation

Background:

Nursing in Canada exhibits complexity due to varied designations and regulatory frameworks.
The nursing scope of practice continuously evolves, demonstrating adaptability to meet healthcare demands.

Purpose of the Study:

To review Canadian research on intraprofessional collaboration within nursing.
To propose strategies for enhancing intraprofessional collaboration in Canadian nursing over the next ten years.

Main Methods:

This commentary synthesizes existing "made-in-Canada" research.
It focuses on the theme of intraprofessional collaboration among nursing professionals.

Main Results:

Canadian nursing research highlights the importance and challenges of intraprofessional collaboration.
The diversity within nursing necessitates effective collaboration to optimize client care and system efficiency.

Conclusions:

Strengthening intraprofessional collaboration is crucial for the future of Canadian nursing.
Recommendations are provided to foster enhanced collaboration across nursing designations and jurisdictions.