Perspective: a business school view of medical interprofessional rounds: transforming rounding groups into rounding teams.

Aleem M. Bharwani; Chad Harris; Frederick S. Southwick

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Perspective: a business school view of medical interprofessional rounds: transforming rounding groups into rounding teams.

July 2, 2014

Bharwani AM, Harris C, Southwick FS. Acad Med. 2012;87(12):1768-71.

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This article provides insights and recommendations for improving interprofessional teamwork in teaching hospitals.

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