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Canadian Journal of Counselling I Revue canadienne de counseling / 2000, Vol. 34:2 85 Interdisciplinary collaboration : Ethical Issues and recommendations D. L. Paproski Beth E. Haverkamp University of British Columbia ABSTRACT Interdisciplinary collaboration is important, and often vital, to the promotion of client welfare. While counsellors frequently initiate collaboration , they are often faced with unanticipated Ethical dilemmas. This article explores some of the Issues and ethics of Interdisciplinary care, based upon a discussion held among five established and experi-enced mental health professionals. In an effort to support the collaborative efforts of counsellors and other professionals, they present their perspectives about professional practice and recommendations for effective Interdisciplinary work among practitioners. RESUME La collaboration interdisciplinaire est importante et souvent essentielle la promotion du bien- tre des clients.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Ethical Issues and Recommendations 87 3. Time constraints—Due to constraints in funding and resources, mental health professionals are busy and often overworked, creating practical chal lenges in the coordination of meetings. Other forms of communication may need to be considered. 4.
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