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04-03-2002, 10:06 AM
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Interdisciplinary vs Multidisciplinary team work
I am a South African physiotherapist working in a Rehabilitation Unit (neurology, orthopaedics and amputations). Our team currently has a multidisciplinary approach. I am currently changing it, working towards an interdisciplinary approach. It is hard work and very challenging, and takes a while to achieve this. So far we are doing very well. I am very keen to hear what are your experiences out there with these two teamwork approaches.
    
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