2021
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0253491
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Towards Continuing Interprofessional Education: Interaction patterns of health professionals in a resource-limited setting

Abstract: There are challenges related to collaboration among health professionals in resource-limited settings. Continuing Interprofessional Education initiatives grounded on workplace dynamics, structure and the prevailing attitudes and biases of targeted health professionals may be a vehicle to develop collaboration among health professionals. Workplace dynamics are revealed as health professionals interact. We argue that insights into the interaction patterns of health professionals in the workplace could provide gu… Show more

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“…All the studies were conducted in South Africa, as per the inclusion criteria ( Table 3 ). The articles covered two public hospitals (Nyoni, Grobler & Botma 2021 ; Waggie & Arends 2020 ), a community healthcare centre (Kock et al 2021 ), a semi-rural hospital (Maddocks et al 2018 ) and intensive care units (ICUs) in the public and private sectors (Ntinga & Van Aswegen 2020 ).…”
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“…All the studies were conducted in South Africa, as per the inclusion criteria ( Table 3 ). The articles covered two public hospitals (Nyoni, Grobler & Botma 2021 ; Waggie & Arends 2020 ), a community healthcare centre (Kock et al 2021 ), a semi-rural hospital (Maddocks et al 2018 ) and intensive care units (ICUs) in the public and private sectors (Ntinga & Van Aswegen 2020 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All the studies were qualitative in nature with only one study employing a small quantitative component (Ntinga & Van Aswegen 2020 ). Three articles used focus group discussions (Kock et al 2021 ; Ntinga & Van Aswegen 2020 ; Waggie & Arends 2020 ), while Nyoni et al ( 2021 ) employed unstructured observational research and Maddocks et al ( 2018 ) used privately conducted interviews with participants. These types of data collection methods allowed for the in-depth exploration of issues under investigation, making it possible for points to be clarified with follow-up questions, thereby adding richness to the information obtained.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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