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All behaviors expected from a person who occupies a particular position and status. |
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Intradisciplinary communication |
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Communication between members of the same health speciality |
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Interdisciplinary communication |
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Communication between members of difficult health specialities |
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Brief therapy to resolve a major crisis in a patient's life |
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Temporary advisor on current problems |
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Two+ people working together toward a common end |
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Another person to supply information or care for the patient |
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Team that is apparent/obvious, assembled for exhange thru defined relationships in an organized structure |
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Team that is hidden, with no set rules or procedures to follow and no permanent structure |
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Territorial rights within an area of expertise |
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Marshalling people, systems, agencies, or resources that a specific person needs at a specific time |
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Ad hoc meeting of health care professionals focusing on a specific patient at a specific time |
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Outcome toward which team is working |
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Support program for terminal patients emphasizing comfort and home care |
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Person appointed to head a team |
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Not simply the absence of disease, but a state of complete physical, mental, and social well being |
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Series of capital letters standing for a phrase |
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Health information technology, use of computers in medicine |
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Electronic health record, information technology replacing old paper physician or hospital chart |
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Computerized Physician order entry |
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Picture archiving and communication system |
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Electronic means to send prescriptions direct to pharmacy |
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The ability of one computer system or network to interact w/ another |
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A system whose design contains hardware and software elements that may be unsupportable in later years when more advanced systems replace it |
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