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Mirela Tushe
QSUNT "Mother Theresa" Infectious Diseases Service (Covid 3), and Psychiatry Service, Tirana, Albania
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Ester Oshaf
Department of Technical Medical Laboratory and Imaging, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Lira Iljazi
Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Roxhenca Sula
Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Xhejni Kurti
Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Elona Laçi
Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Keywords:
Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Nurses, Physiotherapists, Hospitalized Patients, Rehabilitation, Patient Outcomes, Patient Satisfaction, Communication Barriers, Teamwork, Healthcare Settings, Patient Recovery, Collaborative Care, Professional Satisfaction, Interdisciplinary Training, Healthcare Management
Abstract
Interdisciplinary collaboration between nurses and physiotherapists is crucial for improving patient outcomes in hospital settings. The integration of these healthcare professionals can enhance patient care, promote recovery, and reduce hospital stays. This paper aims to explore the significance of cooperation between nurses and physiotherapists, focusing on its effects on hospitalized patients, potential challenges, and the benefits of collaborative care. Through an analysis of current research, case studies, and personal observations, we provide evidence supporting the efficacy of interdisciplinary work in improving patient recovery and overall healthcare quality. This collaborative approach can be transformative, not only improving recovery rates but also enhancing the overall patient experience during hospitalization.
Author Biographies
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Mirela Tushe, QSUNT "Mother Theresa" Infectious Diseases Service (Covid 3), and Psychiatry Service, Tirana, Albania
Mirela Tushe, QSUNT "Mother Theresa" Infectious Diseases Service (Covid 3), and Psychiatry Service, Tirana, Albania
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Ester Oshaf, Department of Technical Medical Laboratory and Imaging, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
Ester Oshaf, Department of Technical Medical Laboratory and Imaging, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Lira Iljazi, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
Lira Iljazi, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Roxhenca Sula, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
Roxhenca Sula, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Xhejni Kurti, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
Xhejni Kurti, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
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Elona Laçi, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
Elona Laçi, Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Aldent University, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences, Tirana, Albania
