Showing papers by "Robert Bosch Stiftung published in 2022"
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01 Jan 2022
TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe an interprofessional education department in Freiburg, Germany, where the medical students and nursing students work together, and this successful pediatric education department offers us an amount of perspectives to develop and experiences to share.
Abstract: This article reflects the relevance of interprofessional collaboration for staff development in healthcare. There is still potential for the development of interprofessional collaboration in the healthcare system. The dominating segmentation of care leads to care deficits as well as it increases the skilled labor shortage in healthcare. This project describes an interprofessional education department in Freiburg, Germany, where the medical students and nursing students work together. This successful pediatric education department offers us an amount of perspectives to develop and experiences to share.
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01 Jan 2022TL;DR: The increasing rationalization and mechanization of care processes, as well as an ongoing professionalization of the health care professions have also played a major role in the development of health care systems as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: It is not simply in the wake of social change and demographic developments that demands on stakeholders in the health care system have grown. The increasing rationalization and mechanization of care processes, as well as an ongoing professionalization of the health care professions, have also played a major role here. Such developments pose particular challenges, such as in the form of rising patient numbers, shorter hospital stays, and increasingly complex treatment options and needs. As a result of such factors, the respective expertise of the various health care professions is in equal demand. In this context, neither patient needs nor the increasingly complex requirements of modern care processes adhere to occupational boundaries.