2021
DOI: 10.3205/zma001461
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Framework for interprofessional case conferences – empirically sound and competence-oriented communication concept for interprofessional teaching

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“…These forums enable healthcare teams to collectively address the complexities of patient care, share insights, and formulate collaborative strategies. This collaborative approach ensures that the management of osteoporosis aligns with broader healthcare objectives, underscoring the significance of oral health in the patient's overall well-being [35].…”
Section: Communication Between Healthcare Professionals For Holistic ...mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…These forums enable healthcare teams to collectively address the complexities of patient care, share insights, and formulate collaborative strategies. This collaborative approach ensures that the management of osteoporosis aligns with broader healthcare objectives, underscoring the significance of oral health in the patient's overall well-being [35].…”
Section: Communication Between Healthcare Professionals For Holistic ...mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Derived from the focused competences, teaching and learning approaches included case-based learning (13,58) in simulated interprofessional case-conferences (13,(59)(60)(61) and peer-assisted learning for knowledge transfer among different health professions and across different semester levels (62)(63)(64). These are commonly used pedagogical approaches in IPE and health education, relying on teamwork and allowing the combination of collaboration, simulation of real-life scenarios, concrete experiences and reflection (13,65).…”
Section: Interprofessional Education Workhopmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the original principle of negotiation was based on the benefits one gives to another, [13] stated that to the extent that a negotiator's communication style is seen as benevolent conduct performed for the good of the counterpart, the theory would assume that the counterpart will reciprocate warmth and kindness. Negotiations are more problem-solving-oriented, and unlike successful communication, they enable people to openly voice task-related issues, both of which contribute to enhanced problem-solving, task success, and creativity [68][69][70]. The following hypotheses are based on this premise.…”
Section: The Effect Of Negotiation Strategies On Digital Public Relat...mentioning
confidence: 99%