Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Public Health: Insights from Pharmacy, Radiology, Social Services, Sterilization, Catheterization, Surgery, and Medical Coding

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Abdulelah Nawaf Alaqidi
Mohammad Ali Almoeirfi
Mohammed Nasser Ali Alabyah
Mazen Fahd Al-Dhubayb
Ibrahim Mohammed Alhelali
Afaf Hamood Nafea Alanizi
Intisar Hamoud Nafea Alenazi
Mazen Muhsen Ahmed Jassas
faris abdullah sallom alfadhel
Bainah Mufaq Saleh Almari
Saad Abdullah Ibrahim Althaqeb

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Many of today’s public health issues are so complex that they require the collaboration of professionals from many different disciplines. These disciplines, such as pharmacy, radiology, social services, surgery, and others, contribute unique components necessary to address the issue at hand. Research in individual aspects has greatly contributed to efforts in these areas individually, and interdisciplinary collaborations are becoming valuable as the world grows more connected. To encourage and promote the collaboration of these different departments and fields in the hospital, it is necessary for hospital administrators to see the clinical and social value in interdisciplinary collaborations and, ultimately, collaborate in theory. While this might seem to be an obvious point, it does not happen as frequently in practice as one might expect.

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Abdulelah Nawaf Alaqidi, Mohammad Ali Almoeirfi, Mohammed Nasser Ali Alabyah, Mazen Fahd Al-Dhubayb, Ibrahim Mohammed Alhelali, Afaf Hamood Nafea Alanizi, … Saad Abdullah Ibrahim Althaqeb. (2024). Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Public Health: Insights from Pharmacy, Radiology, Social Services, Sterilization, Catheterization, Surgery, and Medical Coding. International Journal of Medical Toxicology and Legal Medicine, 27(3), 466–475. Retrieved from http://ijmtlm.org/index.php/journal/article/view/342
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