Multidisciplinary research refers to a process in which researchers from different fields work independently or sequentially, each from their own disciplinary perspectives.
The selection of medicines in the hospitals we visited is carried out, according to our interviewees, by a multidisciplinary committee referred to as the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.
The Dutch foundation for antibiotic policies (SWAB) recently formulated a guideline that by January 2014 all hospitals need to have such a multidisciplinary team, referred to as "A-team".
If this was not the case and the perioperative risk was judged to be too high, the multidisciplinary team referred the patients for definitive chemo-radiotherapy or palliation of symptoms.
Systems biology refers to multidisciplinary approaches designed to uncover emergent properties of biological systems.
Members Manuel Abendroth, Jerome Decock, and Els Vermang work to integrate technological advances into their artistic practice, with a multidisciplinary approach they refer to as "MetaDeSIGN".
Thirty-three per cent of the patients who received multidisciplinary care were referred by their orthopaedic surgeon, and none of the patients who used TENS was referred by their orthopaedic surgeon.
Following their initial clinical assessment (supported by the use of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale questionnaire), any patient identified clinically to have underlying psychiatric or psychological issues requiring mental health support was discussed by the multidisciplinary team and referred to local mental health services or a psychologist within the clinic, respectively.
"Genomics", which refers to the multidisciplinary technology developed to determine the structure, function, evolution, and mapping of genomes was the initial "omic" [1].
The study refers to a multidisciplinary ICU (Medical / Surgical / Neuro Surgery / Cardiac Surgery) that has more then 800 admissions per year with an average ICU mortality of 18%, mean LOS of 7 days and SMR of 0.92 for 2013.
