Collaboration and Communication

Interprofessional care is the delivery of comprehensive health services by a team of health care providers who work collaboratively to deliver the best possbile care to clients. Collaborative care teams are increasingly recognized as a key factor in safe, effective and efficient health care. As registrants of interprofessional care teams, dietitians are expected to share their expertise  and to practise collaboratively for safe, client-centred care.

Guidelines

• Collaborative Care Professional Practice Guidelines (2019)

Interprofessional Collaboration

• E-module –  Interprofessional Collaboration
• Health Profession Regulators of Ontario – IPC e-Tool
• How do you Know you are Communicating Well?
• Enhancing Interprofessional Collaboration
• Assigning Duties to Nutrition Support Personnel

Knowledge Sharing and Team Learning

• Enhancing Capacity for Interprofessional Team Learning
• Building Capacity for Collaborative Leadership In Knowledge-Creating Teams
• Effective Use of Knowledge in Interprofessional Teams
• Are you a Knowledge-Creating Team Member?

Managing Conflicts

• Scenario: Addressing Conflicts Between Healthcare Professionals
• Scenario: Managing Conflicting Advice Between Health Care Providers

Liability Issues & Collaborative Practice

• Part I – Negligence & Seven Principles of Team-Based Care
• Part II – Professional Liability Insurance – What you should know
• Part III – Understanding Legal Actions Against Healthcare Teams