Interdisciplinary collaboration

Used for

interdisciplinary health team, medical care team

See for

health care team, patient care team

Broader Terms

health care service planning, health science research

Related Terms

medicine, nursing care, patient care, social cooperation

Scope Note

working with others as a team involving medical research and/or patient care.

Facts (generated by robot; please edit if you find it inaccurate)

• One downside of interdisciplinary collaboration is that it lengthens the assessment and writing processes, and another is that it sometimes leads to individual compromises.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration is often the hallmark of these sites, and they offer valuable lessons and important information that complements the work of more recent initiatives funded by Health Canadas Primary Health Care Transition Fund (PHCTF).
• 4 Rewarding of collaboration Industry-state funding, development and discovery grants and industry-university liaisons have created a climate where interdisciplinary collaboration is rewarded and funded.
• The results show that Quebec CHCCs have reached modest results in achieving interdisciplinary collaboration especially since interdisciplinary collaboration is a central objective that has been pursued for more than 25 years.
• Relevant Web URLs: Cantor Arts Center Sellaio exhibit page Art meets science: Renaissance painting inspires interdisciplinary collaboration and unusual museum exhibit A Renaissance painting is creating unlikely collaborators on the Stanford campus.