Factors for self-assessment score of interprofessional team collaboration in community hospitals in Japan

Family Medicine and Community Health
Junji HarutaRyohei Goto

Abstract

Interprofessional collaboration is considered an important strategy in overcoming the complex issues associated with healthcare outcomes. A nationwide, community-based integrated care system developed for the care of older people in individual communities in Japan requires community hospitals to deliver integrated care to coordinate efforts for creating effective environments for health. This study aimed to explore the factors associated with the self-assessment score of interprofessional collaboration in community hospitals. Cross-sectional study using the Assessment of Interprofessional Team Collaboration Scale (AITCS). This study was conducted in three small community hospitals in Japan. All healthcare staff in the hospitals via research collaborators were asked to complete the anonymous self-administered questionnaire of the AITCS comprising questions related to individual factors (age, gender, profession), hospital to which they belonged, relationships with neighbouring facilities, job burden and job satisfaction from July to October 2018. The association between the questionnaire items as explanatory variables and AITCS score as an objective variable was determined using univariate followed by multiple regression analyses...Continue Reading

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