Interprofessional Interview

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I agree that the interprofessional interview was very information in terms of the knowledge acquired. Yes, granted that we work with various health care professionals but the personal interview gave one an in-depth knowledge of what people do and how their roles though individual professions are intertwined with what we all do as we care for our patients. A medication safety officer who works within a health care team does perform an important function which may not be fully apparent until one does an interview with them; It underscores the importance of that particular assignment because it increased our understanding of our individual roles. In critiquing an interprofessional team, an aspect that one does not often see especially in teams

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