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Human Resources for Health ObserverInterprofessional Collaborative Practice in Primary Health Care: Nursing and Midwifery PerspectivesSix Case StudiesIssue no 13 interprofessional education and collaborative practice can play a significant role in mitigating many challenges faced by health systems around the world. As professionals, nurses and midwives work is largely directed towards care. To be effective, teamwork is critical. A greater understanding of the barriers and possible solutions for interprofessional education and collaborative practice is essential. This document discusses collaborative practice through the lens of primary health care.
which impedes interprofessional team practice (Orchard 2010, p. 250). In some countries, efforts have been made to address this gap: for example, the 2007 Health Systems Improvement Act passed by the provincial government in Ontario, Canada, mandated health regulatory colleges to “promote interprofessional collaboration with other health
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