Background Comprehensive cancer care requires effective collaboration by
interprofessional healthcare teams. The need to develop educational initiatives to improve …

PURPOSE: Sixty percent of adults have multiple chronic conditions at cancer diagnosis.
These patients may require a multidisciplinary clinical team-of-teams, or a multiteam system …

Current evidence offers little guidance as to how interprofessional collaboration can be
fostered within the context of integrated care and older people. This research describes the …

Objective To assess changes in the prevalence of multidisciplinary cancer consultations
(MDCc) over the last decade and examine patient, surgeon, hospital, and neighborhood …

Care transitions among high-intensity units caring for patients with complex needs are a
critical yet undeveloped area of patient safety research. In addition, effective communication …

Cancer is a complex disease with multiple different etiologies, forms, progressions, and
outcomes. Cancer care systems have evolved into complex arrangements that are dynamic …