Posted: March 27th, 2015

a multi-disciplinary approach to planning and coordinating the care needs of adults with complex needs.

a multi-disciplinary approach to planning and coordinating the care needs of adults with complex needs.

Order Description

• Any point or idea in this easy should explain use of a multi-disciplinary approach to planning and coordinating the care needs of adults with complex needs.
• All material used within the assignment must be properly acknowledged to primary or secondary authors. Followed guidelines on referencing I attached in other file.
• Most of citation should be at the beginning of sentence and try to avoid to put it by the end of paragraph and the should be updated at least 2007
• Statement need named.
• The word count should be from the first word of the introduction to the final word in the conclusion, but exclude reference lists, bibliographies and appendices. Students should not tally up and deduct in text references.
• Carefully for these below points:

1. Coherent
Makes sense – not rambling
2. Fluent
Flows smoothly (should not just be a list of facts), paragraph and sentence structure
3. Logically presented
Systematic and methodical
4. Critical appraisal
? Identifying the strengths and limitations of policy, literature and guidelines, weighing up ideas against each other (not copying a description and placing it in your own words)
? Extent to which the essay demonstrates a coherent discussion that includes critical appraisal of the literature
? Analyse/appraise the literature weighing it up against other points of view
? Weigh up strengths, similarities, differences and limitations
? There is always a place for some description in relation to background information however you need to move away from a focus on description when commenting on the literature.

“The rationale for introducing multidisciplinary teams is that as the management of disease becomes more complex, it is important to involve all key professional groups in making clinical decisions for individual patients. The widespread introduction of these teams illustrates a recurring paradox in the modern UK National Health Service: we demand an evidence base for individual clinical decisions but not for overall organisational decisions”. (Taylor et al 2010)
Critically explore published evidence supporting the use of a multi-disciplinary approach to planning and coordinating the care needs of adults with complex needs.

Introduction

•    Definitions – multi-disciplinary team / Complex needs care (for complex need care please focus on stroke, cancer and dementia causes).
•    Patient perspective of multi-disciplinary team.
•    Perspective of leadership in teamwork.
•    Leadership and team dynamics.
•    A multi-disciplinary and professionals involved.
•    Rationale; why we need multi-disciplinary in complex need.
•    What is a Multidisciplinary approach?
•    Provide clear rationale and structure of the assignment.

Main body
•    The purpose of the multi-disciplinary in general.
•    Why multi-disciplinary are important in complex needs care.
•    Members of the multi-disciplinary – Who should be part of the multi-disciplinary? And why?
•    The role of the multidisciplinary team in complex needs care: (NICE 2010).
•    Requirements of well-functioning Multidisciplinary approach.
•    The multi-disciplinary meeting.
•    Nursing role among multi-disciplinary members.
•    Sharing decision.
•    Specific examples of the Multidisciplinary approach
•    Apply SBAR. (Effective use of data and communication process)
•    Leadership and team dynamics.
•    Coordination and continuity of care.
•    Factors that influence effective multi-disciplinary working.
•    Benefits and advantages of the multi-disciplinary (Multidisciplinary approach) for the patient with complex needs.
•    Barriers to good practice and functioning in multidisciplinary approach.

Conclusion
•    Sum up key points.
•    Recommendations.
•     Reference list.