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	Interdisciplinary team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Interdisciplinary team s are common in complex envrironments such as health care.
		Interdisciplinary team is researching all fields of tourism and travel industry.
		Interdisciplinary Science Program - Non-major curricular program designed to broaden and enrich the study of science and mathematics by exploring both the links between the various scientific disciplines and their connection with the external world.
	www.nebulasearch.com /encyclopedia/article/Interdisciplinary_team.html (584 words)

	writings186
		Team membership may include, but is not limited to, these people: audiologist, behavioral specialist, dietitian, educator, family members, neuropsychologist, occupational therapist, physical therapist, patient (when possible), physician, rehabilitation nurse, social worker, speech-language pathologist, therapeutic recreation specialist, and vocational rehabilitation counselor.
		Team membership varies with age of the persons served, the level of disability, the stage of recovery, and the special training of team members.
		The team coordinator or case manager serves as team administrator and facilitator and is responsible for ensuring interdisciplinary team function.
	www.lib.lsu.edu /special/apa/writings186.htm (1482 words)

	Personal Narratives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This team was formed in the fall of 1990 and consisted of one language arts teacher, one mathematics teacher, one science teacher, and one social studies teacher; they were responsible for about 100 students.
		The team of teachers invited the middle school program at the University of Georgia to document the changes in curriculum, instruction, and team organization and the impact of these changes on students for at least three years.
		This study of team planning is one piece of the documentation of the changes in curriculum, instruction, and team organization which are ongoing within Alpha Team and the rest of the school.
	www.coe.uga.edu /quig/proceedings/Quig92_Proceedings/hart.92.html (2784 words)

	THE MERCK MANUAL OF GERIATRICS, Ch. 7, Geriatric Interdisciplinary Teams
		Interdisciplinary teams differ from multidisciplinary teams, from which they evolved (see Table 7-1); multidisciplinary teams create discipline-specific care plans and implement them simultaneously without explicit regard to their interaction.
		Interdisciplinary teams also differ from transdisciplinary teams, in which each team member must be so familiar with the roles and responsibilities of other members that tasks and functions become, to some extent, interchangeable.
		Team effectiveness should be defined by specific goals at the outset and monitored by continuous quality improvement measures.
	www.merck.com /mrkshared/mm_geriatrics/sec1/ch7.jsp (641 words)

	Structuring and Interdisciplinary Courses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the ideal interdisciplinary version of this course, perhaps even more disciplines, representing the physical and social sciences, would be brought together, and a new and slightly different rendition of the subject might be invented by the participants as a result of further struggle to reconcile differences and discover commonalties.
		In the ideal interdisciplinary team-taught course, the subject grows out of the idea; it is invented by the faculty who participate in the course, it is more than the sum of the disciplinary parts, and it is presented to the students, as nearly as possibly, as an integrated whole.
		The team made a conscious decision about sequencing the content of the course around three themes, rather than teaching the course as a complete chronological coverage of political, social, and cultural events, beginning at the beginning in the first term, and ending with the present at the end of the third term.
	www.hcc.mass.edu /html/Learning_at_HCC/StructuringandInterdisciplinaryCourses.htm (8166 words)

	Teambuilding
		Interdisciplinary team teaching is an instructional practice in which two or more teachers combine their abilities, energies, interests, enthusiasm and knowledge of pupils to teach the core academic disciplines to a group of students with a constant, unvarying membership.
		Teaming creates a "school within a school" environment in which students and teachers develop loyalty to the team.
		Team teaching permits the integration of the academic core curriculum, enhancing the motivation of students and subsequent retention of learning objectives.
	www.angelfire.com /mo/drmtch/Number4.html (1604 words)

	Interdisciplinary Team Issues: Ethical Topic in Medicine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Interdisciplinary conflicts are seen in all areas of medical practice, but the operating room environment is particularly rich in examples in which patient care involves interdisciplinary cooperation, conflict, and compromise.
		Precisely because of the inequality of authority and responsibility in inter-professional, inter-physician, and student-teacher relationships, obligations of mutual respect are particularly important on the multidisciplinary team.
		When members of a team cannot arrive at a consensus of what should be done, it may be helpful to consult other professionals who are not directly involved in the patient's care team for objective input.
	eduserv.hscer.washington.edu /bioethics/topics/team.html (1346 words)

	Excerpt \| Interdisciplinary Clinical Assessment of Young Children with Developmental Disabilities (Guralnick)
		The overarching purpose of the interdisciplinary team assessment of young children is to develop plans and recommendations, including locating community resources to meet the identified needs of the child and family.
		In essence, this process begins by ensuring that team members from each discipline are able to gather information and to understand thoroughly, in relation to their domains of expertise, child and family functioning.
		The global nature of many of the assessments comprising the interdisciplinary team approach, although valuable for addressing the issues that brought families to the team, is typically only the first stage in an extended undertaking of disciplinary- and interdisciplinary-based assessments and early interventions.
	www.brookespublishing.com /store/books/guralnick-4501/excerpt.htm (1119 words)

	Interdisciplinary Courses and Team Teaching
		Although most courses in colleges and universities have traditionally found their home within a particular discipline--biology, history, art, sociology--or a professional specialization--accounting, constitutional law, pediatric nursing, school administration--many colleges and universities today are discovering the limits of specialization and are experimenting with alternatives to the traditional format of discipline-based courses.
		Team teaching is a good alternative to traditional teaching, but it is not the only alternative.
		Ultimately, this reflection may be the most important contribution of team teaching, allowing and requiring instructors to articulate and justify before their colleagues the choice of activities that take place in their classrooms.
	www.ntlf.com /html/lib/backup/ictt_pref.htm (2015 words)

	Growth of an Interdisciplinary Teaching Team
		Team leaders and senior members of the team placed a priority on keeping pace with the scheduled curriculum and directed discussion away from issues emerging in teachers' classes.
		For some time, teacher teaming in this study was bedeviled by the team's inability to address certain pedagogical issues, such as the degree of disciplinary knowledge students should be taught and the ways in which writing should be used in the development of students' thinking.
		Teams that are able to develop collective authority and accountability seem to further teacher professionalism and morale.
	www.wcer.wisc.edu /news/coverStories/interdisciplinary_teaching_team.php (1058 words)

	TEAM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Interdisciplinary teaming is a way to create a small community of learners within a middle school.
		An interdisciplinary team consists of 2-6 teachers representing the core curriculum that share the sames group of students.
		Teams are successful when they share at least one planning time each day, are housed in the same area of the school, and have an optimal teacher to student ratio.
	faculty.augie.edu /~krhoffma/TEAM.html (1514 words)

	Journal of Medical Internet Research - The Interdisciplinary eHealth Team: Chronic Care for the Future
		Lorimer et al [5] suggest that "a team is a small number of consistent people committed to a relevant shared purpose, with common performance goals, complementary and overlapping skills, and a common approach to their work.
		An interdisciplinary team aspires to a more profound level of collaboration, in which constituents of different backgrounds combining their knowledge mutually complete different levels of planned care [4].
		Team process is determined by which methods are used for team communication, by the hierarchic nature of the team, by the values of team members concerning power sharing, and by idiosyncratic relationships that develop within teams.
	www.jmir.org /2004/3/e22 (3151 words)

	Interdisciplinary Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The team is lead by a physiatrist, a physician specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation.
		The rehabilitation team recognizes that the primary care physician is important for the overall medical care of the patient.
		While the rehab team is responsible for the patient's therapy during the program, the primary care physician or his or her designee will follow the patient's medical care as often as the complexity of the patient's medical problems necessitate.
	www.heritagevalley.org:8888 /Services/InpatientRehab/Team.htm (209 words)

	SACS Technology Team Retreat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Team members discussed possible interdisciplinary experiences that included a practicum component whereby interested people participate in a project, such as the Rusk Clinic Project, and from that project a more didactic type of component could be derived to which all students are exposed.
		Team members suggested that common starting points are to educate all students and faculty about the current technology and to see that technologies are integrated with the curriculum.
		Team considerations should include, at least, proposing appropriate delivery methods and identifying who is responsible for maintaining the infrastructure.
	www.uth.tmc.edu /sacs/tech/min09_09_98.html (981 words)

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		The interdisciplinary team approach to the provision of health care for older persons has been accepted as the most effective approach in meeting their health care needs.
		As more and more organizations adopt an interdisciplinary approach to geriatric patient care, graduates of health professions schools are more likely to become involved in interdisciplinary teams.
		It would be helpful for practitioners to look at the interdisciplinary team as a small group and to apply principles of group theory.
	www.pitt.edu /~hennon/assessment.htm (318 words)

	Briefing Papers: Interdisciplinary Team
		This multidisciplinary team functions in a variety of ways, with a focus on improving rheumatology care, education, and research.
		With the patient as its central focus, the role of the multidisciplinary team is to assess the patient's symptoms and the effects of these symptoms on physical, psychological, and social functioning in order to create an ongoing management plan.
		The role of the patient on this team is to identify the problems, fully participate in setting up the treatment plan, and evaluate the outcomes of the plan on an ongoing basis.
	www.rheumatology.org /arhp/briefing/team.asp?aud=prs (338 words)

	The Houston Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training Project
		This curriculum includes nine text chapters on core geriatric interdisciplinary team topics; case examples and standardized patient scripts; exercises and activities for group and self-instruction.
		The video presents four different interdisciplinary teams working in diverse settings including a geriatric clinic office, and acute care teaching setting, a hospital discharge setting and a rehabilitation unit.
		The interaction among team members is shown several times — the first time exhibiting conflict and poor communication skills followed by a reenactment of the same case exhibiting the basic principles and skills needed for effective teamwork.
	www.hcoa.org /hgitt/resources/Resources.htm (323 words)

	NurseWeek: The med squad - Interdisciplinary team model brings well-rounded care to patients
		Interdisciplinary approaches to care are critical to good patient outcomes in the 21st century, Lewis said.
		When a team of several physicians, physical therapists, respiratory therapists, nutritionists, nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, chaplains and counselors is working on one case, each member has to talk to one another and know exactly where he or she fits into the overall care model.
		The National Academies of Practice, a Washington, D.C.-based organization made up of 10 academies that promote interdisciplinary models of health care (the 10 care professions are social work, dentistry, veterinary science, nursing, podiatry, psychology, medicine, optometry, osteopathic medicine and pharmacy) has been raising awareness of overall care since 1981.
	www.nurseweek.com /news/features/01-08/medsquad.html (1338 words)

	Senior Health Clinic Outcome Study - Senior Health & Wellness Clinic Interdisciplinary Team - Development
		The interdisciplinary team approach is a key component to providing high quality ambulatory services for older adults (1).
		The SHWC Model has focused on the team development element of the model and is grounded by previous work accomplished through the Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training initiative (www.gitt.org), and decades of multidisciplinary team research.
		Selection of staff and providers with a “team orientation” is an important, initial step in supporting a team that is flexible, open to change, and values the expertise of their colleagues.
	www.peacehealth.org /Oregon/SeniorHealth/ClinicOutcomeStudy/TeamHome.htm (626 words)

	Interdisciplinary and Team Teaching: How Do We Make It Work? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Team teaching is one approach to bridge the gap, and (from a CTE standpoint) fortify work skills curriculum.
		Although, national, state and local standards do not mandate interdisciplinary and team teaching, the encouragement and support by administrators and faculty members is key to successfully enriching instruction of this nature.
		Waslar’s response to the issue of time management in the application of interdisciplinary and team teaching is plainly put: “At Penta, the applied teaching schedule simply became part of the career teachers’ schedule.
	www.acteonline.org /members/techniques/sept04_feature4.cfm (1826 words)

	Interdisciplinary Team
		In collaboration with the healthcare team, she provides assessment, planning, implementation and monitoring of specialized enteral and parenteral nutrition for this unique patient population.
		All members of the team are able to obtain complete and up to date reports on the patients condition and discuss plan of care.
		In addition to direct patient care, the respiratory therapists are involved in the orientation of new staff, are represented on the ICU Joint Practice Care team, attend bedside and paper rounds on a daily basis, participate in interdisciplinary practice guideline development, and are responsible for ventilator maintenance.
	meds.queensu.ca /~critcare/allied.html (944 words)

	Staffing: Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The TCPC Program uses an interdisciplinary team (IDT) approach with the core team consisting of the patient and family plus a physician (M.D.) and registered nurse (R.N.), both possessing expertise in pain and symptom management, and a social worker (L.C.S.W. or M.S.W.) proficient in bio-psychosocial care.
		Typically, a nurse and social work team act in the capacity of care managers for the patient, remaining a constant in the patient's life throughout his or her stay in the program.
		The core team is responsible for coordinating and managing care across all settings and providing assessment, evaluation, planning, care delivery, follow-up, monitoring, and continuous reassessment of care.
	www.mywhatever.com /cifwriter/content/22/4484.html (302 words)

	11.5 Interdisciplinary Team Training
		Clinical and administrative teams need to share a common sense of purpose, framed by their organization's mission and driven by best practices and patient needs.
		Whenever necessary, team members must be able to respond to needs or questions that are not really "`in the job description." A social worker may visit a patient and find that he or she is in severe pain.
		All team members are required to understand key elements of end-of-life care, such as pain and symptom assessment and management, family dynamics, pastoral care, and psychosocial concerns.
	www.mywhatever.com /cifwriter/content/66/4356.html (653 words)

	Interdisciplinary_Team
		When all of these participants collaborate, they create an interdisciplinary team that contributes to the overall goal of ensuring quality patient care.
		Each member of this team plays an important role in the team's overall success, and each must be respected and valued for his or her contributions.
		When every member of the interdisciplinary team makes a commitment to open and timely communication, care is improved, productivity soars, patients receive better customer service and employees are happier with their workplace.
	www.asrt.org /content/RecruitmentandRetention/RetentionTools/Interdisciplinary_Team.aspx (550 words)

	The interdisciplinary team (from operations research) -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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		game played between two teams of 7 or 11 players who try to throw or hit an inflated ball into a goal at either end of a rectangular playing area while preventing their opponents from doing so.
		The team's gymnastic coach has noticed that working as a group is important to these seniors.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=68174 (835 words)

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		Communication Team To identify, implement, and develop effective communication strategies to support the SACS Self-Study on Interdisciplinary Education process and interdisciplinary processes at UT-Houston.
		¥ Propose authority/responsibility for interdisciplinary course(s), learning experiences, etc. Completed; general consensus among all teams that there should be an administrative entity to handle all interdisciplinary matters; however, there is also consensus that faculty should remain primarily associated with their own school and, in most cases, allocate a portion of their FTE to interdisciplinary activities.
		Technology Team To develop a plan to facilitate and enhance the implementation of interdisciplinary experiences through the application of a variety of teaching, learning, and communications technologies.
	www.uth.tmc.edu /mhonarc/sacs_faculty/doc00000.doc (1349 words)

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