Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario

Research recommendations

Research recommendations

4.1 Researchers partner with decision makers to conduct research examining the impact of interprofessional care teams on both patient/client outcomes and on health-care teams.

4.2 Health research granting agencies develop and maintain a focus on Interprofessional care research priority areas.
4.3 Researchers use knowledge translation strategies to encourage action on research findings by funders, government, professional associations and regulatory bodies, as well as by unions, health-care organizations, educational institutions, study participants and other stakeholders.
5.0 Professional associations, regulatory bodies and unions

5.1 Professional associations, regulatory bodies and unions can support interprofessional care by:

a. Including it in legislation and policies for their members;

b. Working together to develop joint competencies and standards for interprofessional care;

c. Working together to add interprofessional care principles to approval standards for education programs; and d. Including interprofessional care as a competency for licensure.

 

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