Interprofessional Communication in Psychiatric Units: Barriers, Prerequisites, and Its Role in Shaping Person-Centered Practices – A Vignette Study

<p>Interprofessional communication is fundamental in healthcare, particularly where patient needs demand coordination and shared understanding. It fosters role clarity, care coordination, and team cohesion. However, unclear hierarchies, heavy workloads, and interpersonal conflicts can disrupt...

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Main Author:	Ingela Rudberg (22185036) (author)
Other Authors:	Charlotta Thunborg (12318859) (author), Martin Salzmann-Erikson (5896874) (author), Annakarin Olsson (22185039) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified overarching theme ,” institutional positioning — constitutes professional roles categories intersect across psychiatric outpatient settings affecting professional relationships study explores experiences psychiatric outpatient units structuring process rather fosters role clarity clinicians enact person centered practices – psychiatric units shaping person interprofessional relationships collaborative practices centered collaboration 11 clinicians vignette study study applies study analyzed using vignettes unclear hierarchies team culture team cohesion supportive leadership structured interviews social dynamics shared understanding separate paths previous research patient outcomes patient focus organizational challenges neutral tool interprofessional collaboration interpretive lens interpersonal conflicts heavy workloads four flows disrupt collaboration communicative practice care coordination activity coordination
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Interprofessional Communication in Psychiatric Units: Barriers, Prerequisites, and Its Role in Shaping Person-Centered Practices – A Vignette Study

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