Name: Abdulaziz Mohammed Salem Alhobishi
Name: Abeer Mustafa H Alaaldeen
Name: Abdullah Mohammad B Alotaibi
Name: Basim Nasser Suliman Alharbi
Name:Ayman Ebraheem Kafyah
Name: Rabab Salem Allugmani
Name: Afaf Mohammed Zaini
Name: Mawahib Salem Faraj Almuwalad
Name: Mansour Ayed Alsuwat
Name: Abdulaziz Almasoudi
Name: ghalib Alotaibi
Name: Noran Jamel Alyamani
“The Impact of Interprofessional Collaboration on Patient Outcomes in Maternal, Dental, Laboratory, and Therapeutic Nutrition Services”
Abstract:
Interprofessional collaboration (IPC) has become essential in modern healthcare, particularly in maternal health, dental care, laboratory diagnostics, and therapeutic nutrition. IPC involves healthcare professionals from different disciplines working together to provide coordinated, patient-centered care. This approach has been shown to improve health outcomes, reduce medical errors, and enhance the efficiency of healthcare systems. In maternal healthcare, IPC aids in early detection and management of complications such as anemia, gestational diabetes, and preeclampsia, leading to improved maternal and neonatal outcomes. Similarly, in dental services, collaboration between dentists, nutritionists, and laboratory professionals addresses systemic health issues and reduces risks during pregnancy. Laboratory services form the foundation of accurate diagnosis, enabling timely interventions that improve patient care. Therapeutic nutrition complements other services by addressing nutritional imbalances and supporting recovery. Overall, IPC enhances the quality, safety, and efficiency of healthcare by fostering a holistic, team-based approach that addresses both preventive and curative care needs, ultimately improving patient outcomes and satisfaction.
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