This NIHR Collection brings together research on the rapidly changing skill mix in general practice. It explores the impact of some key roles and makes recommendations on how to realise the benefits ...

We want to learn more about the impact of inappropriate doctor substitution, for example, where other clinicians have replaced or are replacing doctors on rotas, patient safety incidents, or where ...

National guidance and clinical guidelines recommended multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) for cancer services in order to bring specialists in relevant disciplines together, ensure clinical decisions are ...

NHS bodies and councils urged to create multidisciplinary teams to assess, plan, co-ordinate and review care for those with health and social care needs, under ...

What Are Multidisciplinary Care Teams? Multidisciplinary care teams are composed of healthcare professionals, both clinical and nonclinical, who work together, with the goals of improving patient ...

The benefits of multidisciplinary working in oncology are now accepted as the norm and widely accepted as being pivotal to the delivery of optimal cancer care. Central to this are the ...

10-year plan sets out vision for development of neighbourhood health services in every community, including multidisciplinary teams that will include social care ...

A multidisciplinary team approach brings professionals with different skills and expertise together to solve a problem. You'll find multidisciplinary team examples in health care, education, business ...