Interdisciplinary teamworking in rehabilitation: experiences of change initiators in a national rehabilitation hospital

Implementing healthcare changes, especially in historically hierarchical healthcare systems is complex. Interdisciplinary team rehabilitation can challenge the status quo, posing adoption barriers. A nuanced, bottom-up approach is recommended, emphasizing long-term coalition building, continuous professional development, and early discussions about hierarchy and status. These recommendations offer practical guidance for stakeholders seeking to implement interdisciplinary, person-oriented approaches in rehabilitation practices, facilitating better anticipation and resolution of challenges, and ultimately improving care delivery and patient outcomes.

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BMC Health Services Research
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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-025-12795-6
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5
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Interprofessional Education and Collaboration
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Interdisciplinary teamworking in rehabilitation: experiences of change initiators in a national rehabilitation hospital

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Interdisciplinary teamworking in rehabilitation: experiences of change initiators in a national rehabilitation hospital

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Abstract

Implementing healthcare changes, especially in historically hierarchical healthcare systems is complex. Interdisciplinary team rehabilitation can challenge the status quo, posing adoption barriers. A nuanced, bottom-up approach is recommended, emphasizing long-term coalition building, continuous professional development, and early discussions about hierarchy and status. These recommendations offer practical guidance for stakeholders seeking to implement interdisciplinary, person-oriented approaches in rehabilitation practices, facilitating better anticipation and resolution of challenges, and ultimately improving care delivery and patient outcomes.

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University College Dublin (IE), National Rehabilitation Hospital (IE)
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