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Barriers and advantages with working with other professions

Hello, what is everyones view on working interprofessionally i.e. nurses working with DR's etc. What do you see as the advantages to working together and the barriers to working interprofessionally.

(Trying to get a few peoples perceptions)

Thanks

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No clue what you're asking

As a nurse, you will work with a multitude of professionals. (Doctors, therapists, dieticians, social workers, etc.) You will learn a lot working with all of them, if that is what you mean. They all have different personalities, most of them nice, some of them rude.;)

As a nurse, you will work with a multitude of professionals. (Doctors, therapists, dieticians, social workers, etc.) You will learn a lot working with all of them, if that is what you mean. They all have different personalities, most of them nice, some of them rude.;)

ditto

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Are you asking for help with a homework assignment?

Working with any Pr0fesional is to one's advantage; i should know i worked with one for 4 years --I LEARNT quite a lot a CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST.

Coral0033

Working together is not optional ... the many disiplines that make up patient care are totally interdependent.

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