Group vs Team
What is the definition of a group?
People who are connected through a common interest or a shared activity
Who makes up an Interprofessional Team?
OT/PT/SLP
Doctor
Nurse Practitioner
Social Worker
Pharmacist
What is the definition of Competence?
Measures or areas that define a specific area of knowledge, skills and abilities related to specific duties and functions within a job.
Who is the president of AOTA?
Alyson Stover
What course is Katie and Tucker your course assistants for?
OT Management!!!
What is the definition of a team?
A group of people focused on the completion of shared goals
Who is ALWAYS in the center of the Interprofessional Team?
The Patient!!
What are the 8 characteristics of Competence?
1) Content Coordination
2) Productive Outcomes
3) Learning Continuum
4) Research Strengths
5) Assessing Fit
6) Education Integration
7) Accreditation Standards
8) Content Testing
What are the 8 areas of occupation?
ADL
IADL
Play
Leisure
Medication Management
Social Participation
Work
Rest/Sleep
Where are Katie and Tucker from?
Katie: Northern VA
Tucker: Michigan
What is the one characteristic groups and teams share?
They both have a Common Goal
What are some barriers to having a good interprofessional team?
Lack of communication, not having clear roles, decreased trust, etc.
What is the difference between a functional work team and a cross-sectional work team?
Members of a functional work team have many responsibilities that are all within the same department while cross sectional work teams is when members from different disciplines come together to reach a common goal.
What are the signs of having a stroke?
Having trouble speaking, sudden numbness, confusion, face drooping.
Where did Katie and Tucker go for undergrad?
Katie: George Mason University
Tucker: Michigan State
What are the differences between groups and teams?
Groups have:Frequent contact and interaction with one another and a mutual influence
Teams have: Shared rewards & shared authority, self-management and shared rewards
What does an interprofessional team do?
Works as a unit but have different roles
Communicate with one another to share information
Have common goals for the patient
Provide care for patients who have similar diagnoses
What are the 4 domains of competence?
1) Interprofessional Communication
2) Team and Teamwork
3) Roles and Responsibility
4) Values and Ethics
What are the 3 main categories of client factors?
1) Body functions
2) Body Structures
3) Values, beliefs, spirituality
Name 1 fun fact about Katie and Tucker
Katie: Greek, runs, loves visiting Niagara Falls
Tucker: Enjoys being outdoors (hiking, kayaking)
What are the four things a team operates with?
A high degree of interdependence
Share authority & responsibility for self-management
Responsible for collective performance
Work toward a common/shared goal
Why is it important to work in interprofessional teams?
To provide the best care for the patient
Each profession adds in specific knowledge that will help the team meet the patients needs
The best plan of care can be created
(There are many correct answers for this question, these are just two examples).
What makes an effective team? Can you name the definitions of at least one of them?
1) Forming
2) Storming
3) Norming
4) Performing
5) Adjourning
When was Occupational Therapy recognized as a profession?
1917
What settings did Katie and Tucker have their fieldwork?
*You can receive half the points if you name one setting for Katie and one setting for Tucker
Katie: Acute Care & IPR
Tucker: IPR & SNF