This paper aims at clarifying actors, associations and treatment flow that patient, caregiver
and healthcare professional undergo; at identifying shared contexts (“ba”) and their overlap …

Mental Health Science is composed of many disciplines and professions, of which Mental
Health and Psychiatric Nursing is one; Mental Health Nursing itself is composed of and …

Reviews the book, Connections in the Clinic: Relational Narratives from Team-Based
Primary Care edited by Randall Reitz, Laura E. Sudano, and Mark P. Knudson (2021). This …

Dealing with a chronic condition often involves daunting tasks and the participation of
multiple people in care. Previous literature has documented collaboration between patients …

How can information communication technology be better applied to make our health-care
systems more effective, dependable and safer for patients, and deliver economic efficiency …

Purpose This research examines how knowledge and information are managed within two
care networks. We develop a conceptual framework drawing on the notion of brokering and …

Aims To identify the key common components of knowledge transfer and exchange in
existing models to facilitate practice developments in health services research. Background …

Cultural–historical activity theory (CHAT) is one of a group of social learning theories that
has powerful explanatory power for work-based learning in medicine. Team communication …

Purpose–There has been considerable effort in recent years to link and integrate
professional services more closely for patients with comorbidities. However, difficulties …

A qualitative examination of the work of health care professionals during the time of Covid-
19 revealed the double-edged role of technologies between helping and managing helping …