Understanding the barriers to multiprofessional collaboration

Article Abstract:

The question whether 'new ways of working' in health care can survive in an environment with a long history of independent disciplines is explored and barriers to interprofessional collaboration are discussed. It is suggested that quality patient care can be achieved through multiprofessional collaboration.

Methods, Patient care, Medical practice

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Emirates offer exciting opportunities

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The article discusses the excellent working conditions in United Arab Emirates within the most modern hospitals. The hospitals have the best equipment besides the social life outside work for healthcare professionals.

United Arab Emirates, Economic aspects, Work environment, Working conditions

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Women heart patients given poorer treatment

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the reasons for women admitted for emergency cardiac failure treatment being denied recommended procedures, investigations and specialist consultations.

United Kingdom, Care and treatment, Heart failure, Women patients

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