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Journal Articles:
- Allied Health Matters: Showcasing Value, Driving Impact (3)
- Harnessing Database Mining for Advancing Clinical Practice: From Insights to Therapeutic Innovation (9)
- A Multidisciplinary Approach to Reducing Suicide Risk Among Adolescents: Strategies, Challenges, and Solutions (2)
- Children with Disabilities and Chronic Diseases: Perspectives, Challenges, and Opportunities (5)
- Building a Sustainable Allied Health Workforce: Recruitment, Retention, and Resilience (1)
- Exploring the Intersection of Internet Addiction and Pain Syndromes (1)
- Advancing Pharmacogenetics in Limited Resources Countries: Affordable Testing Methods, Genetic Variability, and Clinical Implications (1)
- Unraveling AI: The Use of Interactive AI, Conversational AI, and Generative AI in Teaching and Learning or Health and Care (1)
- Crosstalk in multidisciplinary approaches for evidence-based medicine (6)
Strengthening Multidisciplinary Healthcare Teams: Workforce Integration, Team Collaboration, and Equitable Care
Multidisciplinary healthcare increasingly depends on teams composed of professionals with different cultural, linguistic, educational, and lived-experience backgrounds. These differences shape how teams communicate, make decisions, collaborate, and partner with patients and families. This Article Collection explores how healthcare organizations and teams can strengthen workforce integration and team collaboration to support safer, higher-quality, and more equitable care across primary, acute, community, and long-term care settings.