Objective Functional disorders (FD) are complex conditions, for which multidisciplinary
involvement is often recommended. Collaborative care networks (CCN) may unlock the …

Background Care for persistent somatic symptoms and functional disorders (PSS/FD) is
often fragmented. Collaborative care networks (CCNs) may improve care quality for PSS/FD …

Method Data was gathered through interviews with 'joint coordinators'(n= 6) from three
rehabilitation units. The interviews focused on coordination activities aimed at supporting the …

Background This study has two aims: first, to identify variables associated with
interprofessional collaboration (IPC) among a total of 315 Quebec mental health (MH) …

Health service environments are by nature large, dynamic and complex. To achieve any
much-needed health care reforms requires effective health care collaborations to overcome …

Discussion Many patients with FSND suffer in the long run, have a poor quality of life, and
reduced psychosocial participation including absence of work. They often have limited …

Purpose To explore facilitating and inhibiting factors in the inpatient care of patients with
functional neurological disorders as experienced by interdisciplinary teams of healthcare …

Introduction Team-based care has been integrated into primary care (PC) across Canada
because it improves patient safety, effectiveness, efficiency, person-centredness, and equity …

Abstract Background Collaborative care models (CCMs) have robust research evidence in
improving mental health outcomes for diverse patient populations with complex health care …

Background Persons with neuromuscular diseases (NMDs) often experience complex
rehabilitation needs due to the disease's impact on their functioning and progression of their …