Inter Professional Working
There will always be a need for the professionals to work together if they are to provide the high-est standard of care for the patients. Inter professional working encourages the staff members to understand the aim of other professionals. This is an essential part of education and practice for the professionals. Inter professional Working in Health and Social Care discusses the main skills and qualities required for inter professional working. This provides an overview of the roles and per-spectives of the different health professionals.
The Laming Report (2003) highlighted how inadequate information sharing had to be improved to stop tragedies for example the death of Victoria Climbie. Research by Robinson and Cottrell (2005) shows that …show more content…
This needs to be clarified be-tween themselves to maintain professionalism. Copperman and Newton (2005) published findings from interviews to record the views of social workers and inter professional working. Individuals who were interviewed had seen their role as been a facilitator across different sectors and felt in different ways that their unique skills were not valued and being ignored by the inter professional teams. Richardson and Asthana (2005) published findings that collaborative practice can improve the services in the health and social care by stopping service users from missing out on the differ-ent services available and reducing role overlap. The research findings from Newton and Copper-man (2005) show that by working inter professionally, the services can be taken into account ser-vice users views to meet the individual needs. It is essential for the health care support to be ‘inte-grated’ and based on the patient it must be person-centred, coordinated, and targeting to the needs and preferences of the service user , their carer and family. This means moving away from the episodic care to a more holistic approach to health care and individual support needs, this puts the needs and experiences of the people at the centre of how services are
The Laming Report (2003) highlighted how inadequate information sharing had to be improved to stop tragedies for example the death of Victoria Climbie. Research by Robinson and Cottrell (2005) shows that …show more content…
This needs to be clarified be-tween themselves to maintain professionalism. Copperman and Newton (2005) published findings from interviews to record the views of social workers and inter professional working. Individuals who were interviewed had seen their role as been a facilitator across different sectors and felt in different ways that their unique skills were not valued and being ignored by the inter professional teams. Richardson and Asthana (2005) published findings that collaborative practice can improve the services in the health and social care by stopping service users from missing out on the differ-ent services available and reducing role overlap. The research findings from Newton and Copper-man (2005) show that by working inter professionally, the services can be taken into account ser-vice users views to meet the individual needs. It is essential for the health care support to be ‘inte-grated’ and based on the patient it must be person-centred, coordinated, and targeting to the needs and preferences of the service user , their carer and family. This means moving away from the episodic care to a more holistic approach to health care and individual support needs, this puts the needs and experiences of the people at the centre of how services are