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News|Videos|January 19, 2025
The Keys to Successful Collaboration Amongst the Entire Health Care Team
Author(s)Mark Jankelow, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Key Takeaways
- Disseminating knowledge and sharing experiences are crucial for successful healthcare collaboration and improved patient outcomes.
- Promoting modern medications is essential for advancing patient care and achieving better health results.
How can we improve patient outcomes? Collaboration.
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Mark Jankelow, MSN, PMHNP-BC, shared what he believes are they keys to successful collaboration:
1. Spread education, be willing to share, do not be selfish with your knowledge or experience.
2. Promote modern medications.
3. Involve everyone: the family, cardiologist, endocrynologist, etc. If everyone has the same knowledge of the patient's situation, better outcomes will happen for the patient.
Mr Jankelow is an experienced board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner who has worked in community mental health, the Colorado Department of Corrections, and is the owner of a Springbok Health, Inc.
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