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1. What is Collaborative Care?

Collaborative care is an integrated healthcare approach where multiple professionals—nurses, doctors, pharmacists, therapists, and social workers—work together to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care.

2. Why is Collaborative Care Important?

• Enhances patient outcomes by addressing multiple aspects of health.
• Reduces hospital readmissions by ensuring coordinated care.
• Minimizes medical errors through clear communication and teamwork.
• Improves efficiency in healthcare settings by sharing responsibilities among professionals.

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3.Key Elements of Collaborative Care

• Interdisciplinary Teamwork – Nurses work with physicians, physical therapists, and case managers.
• Patient-Centered Approach – Involves patients in decision-making and care planning.
• Effective Communication – Using electronic health records (EHRs) and regular team meetings.
• Evidence-Based Practice – Using the latest research and protocols in treatment plans.

4.Examples of Collaborative Care

Interdisciplinary Hospital Rounds

• Nurses, doctors, and specialists discuss patient progress and adjust care plans.

Primary Care Teams

• Nurses work alongside physicians, nutritionists, and mental health professionals for holistic patient care.

Chronic Disease Management Programs

• A coordinated effort between nurses, pharmacists, and educators to help patients manage long-term conditions like diabetes.