We argue that transdisciplinary integration requires professional competences, management skills and enough time.
Four main themes emerged from these interviews, including: the value of structured training curriculum, mentorship, transdisciplinary environment, and professional identity.
The topics of structured training curriculum, mentorship, transdisciplinary environment, and professional identity are explored in the subsections below.
The One Health approach is by definition transdisciplinary; thus, many professionals would benefit from One Health curricula.
Significant advances in urban sustainability have recently been made through transdisciplinary collaborations among researchers, professionals, decision-makers and stakeholders.
It contributes to the studies that highlight the new water professional as a transdisciplinary engineer capable of dealing with negotiation, cooperation or communication issues.
This methodology allows the first author (JL) to critically reflect on her multiple roles as compassionate observer, service-user and mental health professional, and developing transdisciplinary insights that, in conversation with the other authors' geographical (RK) and psychological (PA) vantage points, assist in the reconsideration of the place of the inpatient unit as a place of healing.
A key next step is to begin creating One Health academic and research university programs to train our health professionals and form transdisciplinary teams to seek answers to our microbial ecosystem.
Environmental accounting is transdisciplinary by definition and needs teams of professional with different expertise working together.
Engaging and relating Murri way also occurred to some extent between the different professional groups within Apunipima's transdisciplinary health team (doctors, nurses, midwives and Indigenous health workers); and between Apunipima and partner organisations.
