Bond J, Cartlidge A M, Gregson B A, Barton A G, Philips P R, Armitage P, Brown A M, Reedy B L
J R Coll Gen Pract. 1987 Apr;37(297):158-61.
A study of interprofessional collaboration involving 148 general practitioner and district nurse pairs and 161 general practitioner and health visitor pairs was undertaken in 20 health districts throughout England in 1982-83. Data were collected using personal interviews and a prospective record of referrals and consultations. The ratings of collaboration recorded showed that only 27% of general practitioner-district nurse pairs and 11% of general practitioner-health visitor pairs were working in partial or full collaboration. Structural arrangements such as attachment, the number of general practitioners that community nurses work with, and working from the same building were found to be strongly associated with collaboration.
1982 - 1983年期间，在英格兰的20个健康区开展了一项涉及148对全科医生和社区护士以及161对全科医生和健康访视员的跨专业合作研究。通过个人访谈以及转诊和会诊的前瞻性记录来收集数据。记录的合作评级显示，只有27%的全科医生 - 社区护士对以及11%的全科医生 - 健康访视员对处于部分或完全合作状态。诸如隶属关系、社区护士合作的全科医生数量以及在同一栋楼工作等结构安排被发现与合作密切相关。
