INTERPROFESSIONAL
COLLABORATION
in ADVANCE PRACTICE
NURSING
ANGELA MORGAN-YOUNG
MN501 UNIT 4 ASSIGNMENT
EVALUATE FOUR COMPETENCIES OF NURSING
FOR THE APN NURSE IN WOMEN’S HEALTH
Values and ethics for interprofessional collaboration
Women are at the center of care
Have trusting relationships with them is vital.
Showing respect to the women I care and work cooperatively with them.
Roles and Responsibilities for collaboration
Communicate roles and responsibilities to patients and clinicians.
Utilize the knowledge and skills of each team member involved in the care of patients.
Engage with Gynecologist and Obstetrician because they complement the APRN roles.
Interprofessional communication
Use effective communication tools for success team collaboration.
Provide timely feedback to team members.
Consistently champion patient-centered care.
COMPONETS OF Values/ethics for interprofessional practice
FOUR Roles/responsibilities
COMPETENCIES OF Interprofessional communication
INTERPROFESSION Teams and teamwork
AL
COLLABORATION (Tracy & O’Grady (2019)
It ensures cooperation
This a patient centered Integrity and honesty are with patients and
approach. paramount. clinicians who support
care.
VALUES/ETHICS FOR
Ensure trusting
Ethical dilemmas are
relationships with Apply ethics as a member INTERPROFESSIONA
handled in
interprofessional care.
patients, families and
team members.
of the care team.
L PRACTICE
Maintain personal and
professional
competencies
ROLES AND Patients and professionals get clear communications about
RESPONSIBILTIE roles and responsibilities.
S FOR Engagement with professionals who complement practice.
COLLABORATIO Explanation of roles and responsibilities of each team
N member.
Clarify roles and responsibilities using explanation.
Have continuous interprofessional development.
Utilize abilities of all team members.
USES EFFECTIVE KEEP PATIENTS AND USE ACTIVE GIVE TIME-
COMMUNICATION TEAM MEMBERS LISTENING AND SENSITIVE
TOOLS FOR ABREAST WITH EMBRACE IDEAS FEEDBACK.
BOOSTING TEAM INFORMATION. AND OPINIONS OF
FUNCTION. TEAM MEMBERS.
INTERPROFESSIONA
L COMMUNICATION
UTILIZE RECOGNIZE THE ALWAYS CHAMPION
RESPECTFUL UNIQUENESS OF PATIENT-CENTERED
LANGUAGE FOR TEAM MEMBERS CARE.
CONFLICTS. FOR EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION,
CONFLICT
RESOLUTION AND
GOOD WORKING
RELATIONSHIPS
Define Define team development along with roles and practice of good terms.
Create Create consensus to use in teamwork.
Collaborate with clinicians and professionals to address problems related to
Collaborate
TEAMS AND patient-centered care and population.
TEAMWORK Combine
Combine knowledge of health and other professionals when making health
decisions.
Ensure accountability from other professions, patients and community for health
Ensure prevention and wellness.
Use Use evidence-base approach for teamwork and team-based practices.
Interprofessional collaboration (IPC) Model (Reeves
et al, 2017)
It improves collaboration with health professionals
for patient care.
EVIDENCE- Participants achieve more for patient care.
BASED It involves well-defined relationships and
achievement of goal.
COLLABORATIO
It requires skill communication for team building.
N
The collaboration and partnership of teams improve
patient care.
Team members benefit from shared learning and
practice (White, 2011).
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Interprofessional
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