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    Boundary crossing in healthcare

    Rowe, D.; Gasquoine, Susan; Barrow, M.; McKimm, J.

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    2014-09-02
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    Rowe, D., Gasquoine, S., Barrow, M., and McKimm, J. (2014, September). Boundary crossing in healthcare. Paper presented at NET 2014 Cambridge University, Cambridge University.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3887
    Abstract
    The concept of ‘teams’ has become a popular form for structuring and analysing the organisation and management of work. The healthcare environment has not been immune to this conceptualisation particularly around the notion of enabling functional interprofessional teams working collaboratively (WHO, 2010). However, ‘common sense’ understandings of teams and teamworking may not reflect the reality of interprofessional working expected and encountered in the healthcare system.
    Keywords:
    team work, boundary crossing, interprofessional learning, professional practice, health care
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    111708 Health and Community Services
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