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Successful collaboration on complex problems requires relational expertise and agency. This research introduces three relational concepts—relational expertise, common knowledge, and relational agency—to strengthen interprofessional working and client empowerment.

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Area of Science:

  • Interprofessional Collaboration
  • Complex Problem-Solving
  • Cultural-Historical Theory

Background:

  • Complex problems necessitate cross-disciplinary collaboration between practitioners and clients.
  • Problems can be 'discovered' (addressed with existing knowledge) or 'created' (requiring new knowledge generation).
  • Research explored interprofessional dynamics, motive alignment, and expertise in complex problem-solving.

Discussion:

  • Studies examined pedagogic work, app development for autistic individuals, and interprofessional evaluation frameworks.
  • Emergent interprofessional working in children's services highlights the power of relational approaches.
  • Three relational concepts derived from cultural-historical theory explain strengthened collaborative responses.

Key Insights:

  • Relational expertise fosters common knowledge by aligning participant motives.
  • This shared understanding mediates collaboration, creating relational agency.
  • Relational agency empowers practitioners and clients, enhancing problem-solving actions.

Outlook:

  • The relational concepts provide a framework for training in interprofessional collaboration.
  • These concepts aid in building client agency and empowering service users.
  • Cultural-historical research methods can effectively capture and analyze collaborative concepts in practice.