Developing and maintaining collaborative practice: Exploring perspectives from dietetics and speech pathology about 'what works well'.

Anne Croker, Leanne Brown, Alexandra Little, Kelly Squires, Elesa Crowley

February 2019 Nutr Diet

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The posts mainly acknowledge the publication and question its focus, as seen in phrases like 'what works well,' reflecting curiosity but limited in-depth exploration. The tone suggests moderate awareness and initial interest without extensive discussion or critical debate.

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696

Total Likes

17

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16,235

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Effective Collaboration Strategies Between Speech-Language Pathologists and Dietitians

Effective Collaboration Strategies Between Speech-Language Pathologists and Dietitians

Effective collaboration between speech-language pathologists and dietitians enhances patient outcomes. This video emphasizes the importance of curiosity, willingness, and communication in fostering successful teamwork for optimal patient care.

Theresa Richard - Medical SLP

November 2, 2022

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  • Dietitians Australia
    @dietitiansaus (Twitter)

    RT @jnl_nutdiet: Developing and maintaining collaborative practice, what works well for dietitians and speech pathologists? https://t.co/XQ…
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    January 16, 2019

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  • Nutrition&Dietetics
    @jnl_nutdiet (Twitter)

    Developing and maintaining collaborative practice, what works well for dietitians and speech pathologists? https://t.co/XQRnmczwOz @DAA_feed https://t.co/W2bhdN5Yow
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    January 15, 2019

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The study explores what helps dietitians and speech pathologists work well together, focusing on their shared experiences in a university’s healthcare setting.
  • Using a qualitative method called dialogical inquiry, the research found that successful collaboration relies on curiosity, willingness, and maintaining momentum, beyond just knowing each other's roles and communication.
  • Key insights highlight the importance of less obvious qualities, like curiosity and willingness, in fostering effective patient-centered teamwork across healthcare and educational organizations.]