This paper explains the multidisciplinary interaction between architecture discipline and educational sciences and calls attention to the benefits of project based learning.
Furthermore, the easy access to information that the EPR provides does not encourage the usual trading of information that stimulates multidisciplinary interaction [ 16] and provides important contextual information not necessarily contained in the EPR.
In particular, lack of human and technical resources, and of organizational mechanisms to support multidisciplinary interaction needed for decision-making impeded information seeking and application, and the impact of quality improvement efforts [ 34, 35].
In particular, lack of organizational infrastructure to coordinate and monitor changes in practice, and support multidisciplinary interaction may have limited the response to CRC LN staging recommendations.
We describe an initiative to develop uniform standards for defining and classifying AKI and to establish a forum for multidisciplinary interaction to improve care for patients with or at risk for AKI.
The adjustments seen after the ward-round team became aware of the lack of interaction when using the EPR – a change of formation to allow focus on the conversation rather than the data, as described above, and the use of paper to provide relevant data – are not surprising in that they address the issues of access to data and a need to stimulate multidisciplinary interaction highlighted above.
This format was clearly successful; this multidisciplinary interaction should continue in the future, to facilitate early detection and to improve therapies for breast cancer.
*Total exceeds 100% as data are overlapping due to multidisciplinary interaction.
A QC program is typically a result of multidisciplinary interaction, involving several steps: habitual verification of technical parameters in X-ray equipments, systems registry (films, digital cassettes) and other procedures used to deliver the images for medical interpretation.
