Inter-Professional Team Work

In a Health Care environment a patient may encounter dozens of professionals, from a whole range of varied disciplines, in a short space of time. In theory they should all combine together to provide the best outcome but all too often confusions and problems arise.
This short video introduces a programme thats used to train all health and social care professionals in the University of Leicesters local region. The focus of this programme is on helping trainees to work alongside one another in multidisciplinary teams its not enough simply to know what each type of specialist does, they need to be able to work together in allsorts of combinations and in allsorts of environments and situations.
This video visits Leicester Royal Infirmary, Northampton General Hospital, Prince Philip House, Mistrys Pharmacy in Market Harborough and Beaumont Leys and Stocking Farm Sure Start, to look at examples of effective inter-professional working and how the implementation of this approach can improve the outcomes for Healthcare service users.
The video was produced by University of Leicester ITS Multimedia Services and is a joint initiative between The University of Northampton, De Montfort University, the NHS Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland Workforce Development Confederation and the University of Leicester.

[@daniellewalker1137]

Not sure what the music is all about... I feel like im in Nandos.

[@lauradollylb]

You need to take the music out! I just want to dance, I've hardly listened to a word and I'm three minutes in!

[@melcopern]

I agree!

[@walkerbait610]

Can't believe I am paying $30,000 for a school that uses youtube as a teaching tool. This isn't even in America.

[@rennesmith7300]

Why dies it seem like every other country can get this right? Can we do this in the US ?

[@marcinhaUK]

Could you give me the reference in a Harvard citation format? PLEASE?

[@samblackcrow]

Hi Marcy, I'm studying with the OU, Harvard referencing instructions can be found here: www2.open.ac.uk/students/skillsforstudy/referencing.php; I would ref. as follows: DeMontford Leicester University, 2010, (italics) [video] then the url, then 'accessed' and the date.