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How has your understanding of interprofessional collaboration changed?

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How has your understanding of interprofessional collaboration changed?

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Initially, I viewed interprofessional collaboration as simply good communication and teamwork amongst people of different professions. While these aspects still hold true, I have furthered my understanding of what it truly takes to achieve effective interprofessional collaboration. Learning about the domains of care particularly in the case study presentations, I have realized various hcps and services are necessary to fulfill a patient's needs as well as those supporting them. They are required to create healthcare plans in coordination with one another to reach the patient's goals so this takes a lot of compromise and mutual understanding. This must occur on both ends whether it is between hcps or hcp and patient. Informed consent must be obtained and if not, then as an interdisciplinary team a new plan must be decided upon for the best course of action. Ultimately, interprofessional collaboration is not black and white and can look very different so I will keep this in mind for our clinical placement and future endeavours.

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How has my understanding of my role in interdisciplinary collaboration changed?

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How has my understanding of my role in interdisciplinary collaboration changed?

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At first, I was very focused on the physical domain of care and ensuring that as a future radiographer I am taking optimal images for the radiologist's needs and working with other hcps to satisfy the patient's physical health.  Now, I am also able to appreciate the importance of the other domains of care, namely the emotional domain. This has allowed me to be more mindful of how the patient is feeling during my care since I realize their healthcare journey may not have begun with me.

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An example of my new understanding of my role in interdisciplinary collaboration could be that for a pediatric radiographic exam, I gain information from the child life specialist to learn what I can do to provide the most comfortable experience for the child and their parents. This would require me to practice my adaptability to work with the child life specialist and apply that to the way I conduct the radiographic exam for the pediatric patient and their family. These things allow me to support the patient and their family in the emotional domain of care which I previously overlooked.