NURS-FPX 4010 Assessment 1 Collaboration and Leadership Reflection Video

Introduction

Hi everybody! My name is —-. It is a pleasure to share my thoughts on interprofessional collaboration in nursing practice with you today. In order to improve the delivery of high-quality healthcare, interprofessional collaboration refers to the integration of healthcare practitioners from many professions, including nurses, doctors, and associated healthcare professionals. Since nurses serve patients with primary care, they are essential to interprofessional teamwork. Using a case study, I will discuss my experience and highlight its successful and unsuccessful aspects, areas that need improvement, and implications of poor collaboration on human and financial resources.

Reflective Analysis

I noticed a number of successful and unsuccessful collaboration strategies while considering the interdisciplinary collaboration experience depicted in the case study. This facility employs an interdisciplinary team of public health officers, nurses, physicians, community health workers, and social workers to serve a wide range of diverse populations. This case study emphasizes that in order to increase the discipline and effectiveness of the interdisciplinary team, stronger leadership techniques, increased communication, and clearer roles are all necessary. It also covers how reflective nursing practice helps nurses make decisions based on knowledge of past experiences.

Successful Aspects of Collaboration

This collaboration has several successful aspects. The center was successful in implementing health promotion initiatives, such as the diabetes program, which focused on