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September 2, 2020BMC Family Practice71 citationsOpen Access

Competencies to promote collaboration between primary and secondary care doctors: an integrative review

MJMarijn JanssenMSMargaretha H. SagasserCFCornelia Fluit

Key Points

  • This review aims to identify and outline the competencies needed for effective collaboration between primary and secondary care doctors.
  • Conducted an integrative review of literature on primary-secondary care collaboration competencies.
  • Analyzed competencies across various domains to understand their complexity.
  • Evaluated the applicability of these competencies in medical education and practice.
  • Identified several key competencies that enhance collaboration among primary and secondary care doctors.
  • Outlined the complexity of collaborative practice as spanning multiple domains.
  • Provided insights for their integration into medical training programs.

Abstract

This review provides an integrative view on competencies necessary for collaborative practice at the primary-secondary care interface. They are part of several domains, showing the complexity of collaboration. The information gathered in this review can support doctors to enhance and learn collaboration in daily practice and can be used in educational programmes in all stages of medical education.

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Janssen et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d80c9b617ce96c42ae29fdhttps://doi.org/10.1186/s12875-020-01234-6
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