Interdisciplinary Health Practices

Interdisciplinary Health Practices articles address topics, methods or research outcomes that fall within the following proposed definition: “Interdisciplinarity is a way of organizing work that aims at the interaction between different disciplines. This interaction aims to produce the integration of knowledge, expertise and contributions specific to each discipline in a process of solving complex problems” (free translation) (Payette, Maurice. (2001). Interdisciplinarité : clarification des concepts. Interactions, 5(1), p. 24. https://www.usherbrooke.ca/psychologie/fileadmin/sites/psychologie/espace-etudiant/Revue_Interactions/Volume_5_no_1/V5N1_PAYETTE_Maurice_p19-36.pdf).

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Opening Doors to Using Nonprofit Community-Based Services to Better Cope With Breast Cancer: A Descriptive Interpretive Study of Women’s Experience

Barbara Gentil, Susan Usher, Christine Loignon, Dominique Tremblay
The Nursing Role in Long-Term Care Facilities Since the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Scoping Review Protocol

Sonia Lento, Johanne Déry, Véronique Dubé, Audrey Lavoie

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Interdisciplinarity and Intersectoral Approach: A Vital Commitment to Meeting Today's and Tomorrow's Healthcare Challenges

Maria Cecilia Gallani, Renata Flavia Abreu da Silva

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Interdisciplinary Health Practices

Opening Doors to Using Nonprofit Community-Based Services to Better Cope With Breast Cancer: A Descriptive Interpretive Study of Women’s Experience

The Nursing Role in Long-Term Care Facilities Since the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Scoping Review Protocol

Interdisciplinarity and Intersectoral Approach: A Vital Commitment to Meeting Today's and Tomorrow's Healthcare Challenges