Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Mobile Palliative Care Teams

Mobile palliative care teams have long practiced interdisciplinary collaboration among various professional groups within the healthcare system, including physicians, nurses, psychologists, and Social Workers. This bachelor’s project aims to explore and document how interdisciplinary collaboration is implemented in selected palliative care teams. 

A key focus of the study is on investigating the conditions, frameworks, and factors that enable successful interdisciplinary work on equal terms for all professional groups. The findings from this project shall offer transferable insights into what is needed for effective interdisciplinary collaboration, with potential relevance for other areas of healthcare, especially in the field of Primary Health Care.

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Deputy Chairperson of the University of Applied Sciences Board
Head of Research Institute
Ilse Arlt Institute for Social Inclusion Research
Lecturer
Deputy Head of Department
Department of Social Sciences
Location: B - Campus-Platz 1
M: +43/676/847 228 555
External Staff
Beate Gratzer-Diplinger
Elias Grießler
Silvia Heiß
Belinda Jansa
Svenja Keuwel
Verena Koren
Karin Passrucker
Phillip Strobl
Constance Volek
Lydia Wagner
Johanna Wailzer
Runtime
08/31/2017 – 06/29/2018
Status
finished
Involved Institutes, Groups and Centers
Ilse Arlt Institute for Social Inclusion Research