1. Nursing Academy Of East Kotawaringin
www.akperkotim.ac.id
Group 5 :
Name
IRMA YANTI
1414401D061
WULANTIKA KRISTIANA W
1414401D087
2. Team Work And The Multidisciplinary Team
WHAT IS A TEAM?
According to Katzenbach and Smith (1993) a
team can be defined as:
A small number of people with complementary
skills who are committed to a common purpose,
performance goals, and approach for which they
are mutually accountable.
3. A good team needs to be both effi cient and
effective.
Efficient
Productive working with minimum wasted effort;
“doing things right”.
Effective
Producing the desired result; “doing the right
thing”.
4. The Multidisciplinary Team
A multidisciplinary team is a type of team that
is especially, where individuals with a range of
expertise and skills work together to plan, deliver
and monitor health and social care with a
particular patient or a group of patients.
5. In a hospital setting
team members may
include:
• social workers,
• physiotherapists,
• occupational
therapists,
• dieticians,
• pharmacists.
Or, if you work in the
community, they
could also include:
• GPs,
• district nurses,
• chiropodist.
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6. The Individual Roles Of The Multidisciplinary Team In
Work Area
In a secondary care setting, may be discharging
a patient home but require the services of a
community nurse. Each person in the team needs
to have an understanding of each other’s role to
actively participate and to feel valued.
It is often the nurse who takes the lead in co-
ordinating the patient’s health care by using good
communication to provide a holistic care package
for the patient.
7. Team Work And The Multidisciplinary Team
expanding to include a range of health-
care professionals such as a respiratory
specialist nurses. However, one of the major
obstacles to multidisciplinary team work is
the lack of shared learning between health-
care professionals; they are all educated
independently.
