Introduction: Despite strong evidence supporting interprofessional collaboration (IPC) and
the documented need for collaborative practice in primary health care (PHC), initiatives to …

Registered nurses (RNs) enact their scope of practice in everyday practice through the
influences of client needs, the practice setting, employer requirements and policies and the …

Evidence is mounting regarding the positive effects of Interprofessional Education and
Collaborative Practice (IPECP) on healthcare outcomes. Despite this, IPECP is only in its …

On remote islands, interprofessional collaboration is essential to support older adults who
live at home, despite the limited number of healthcare professionals (HCPs). Therefore, it is …

Effective professional learning communities are crucial for supporting and developing the
practice and identity formation of beginning teachers. Professional networks facilitate …

Qualitative findings are presented from a mixed-methodological study exploring how
healthcare providers (HCPs) define interprofessional collaboration (IPC), whether they …

Technology is becoming ubiquitous in daily life and intertwined with professional practice.
With the growing prevalence of online and digital technologies comes an expectation of …

Introduction Recent guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
emphasize the importance of access to comprehensive family planning services and …

Problem It is unknown whether the deployment of registered nurses to assist midwives in the
provision of postnatal care eases the burden of workforce shortages. Background The …

In the past, research highlighted interprofessional conflict among health professions over
authority and practice rights in healthcare fields with advanced divisions of labour. More …