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How do we understand the determinants of health? An exploration of distributed knowledge and interprofessional health sciences education.

Journal of interprofessional care - 1 Jan 2017

Russell Regina G, Davidson Heather, Rhoads Celia, Petrusa Emil R

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It is acknowledged that interprofessional communication and teamwork are foundational for high-quality, safe medical practice. The theory of distributed knowledge posits that each person has unique knowledge and experiences that can contribute to a broader group perspective. Patient care can be positively influenced by a robust and interprofessionally shared understanding of the complexities of health and...

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PMID: 27849415
DOI: 10.1080/13561820.2016.1233391

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