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Title Duration CME Certified
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ANCC Accreditation

An interprofessional team is composed of members from various practices who interact, communicate, and share information from their own disciplinary perspectives. An interprofessional approach is care coordinated by a team of professionals who collaborate to offer their expertise to the patient’s plan of care. In order for this collaboration to be effective, members of the interprofessional team must learn to communicate and work together to provide optimal patient outcomes.

The goal of this course is to enhance the knowledge and ability of nurses, health educators, dietitians, and radiology technologists in the acute care setting to work as cohesive members of the interprofessional team.

This course has a maximum of 3 exam attempts.

Identify the characteristics of a healthcare professional who uses the interprofessional approach to patient care. Apply the principles of interprofessional teamwork in specific patient scenarios.

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