Question

How can we support as good as possible our multidisciplinary consultation with practically useful tools?

Problem description

In ERIC team we could see how the practical organisation and the tools that are used, are adapted to the function of the team. Diaries, journals, briefings, files, tools such as a nursing room, pharmacy, having a backpack ready to take wiht (including patient records, mobile phone ...). We experienced a very pragmatic organization of multidisciplinary consultation (at the service of this consultation). MTA, compared to ERIC, has limited financial resources. We have a limited number of hours of availability of a psychiatrist, and consequently, a more limited ability of constant multidisciplinary consultation

Impact - effect

This makes is even more important to have useful practical tools at our disposal in order to support the multidisciplinary meetings.   Currently, we see that work is sometimes twice done – on paper and electronic – because of the limitations of EPD (electronic Patient File) and lack of overview in EPD 

To do

To do: to reflect on a more efficient use of intake reports within the operation of MTA, a more efficient way to archive patient records on paper,  on the effective use of electronic documents (an easily to consult overview over the years), on the possible added value of multidisciplinary telephone consultations

Hyperlink

http://www.mobileteamsconnecting.eu/bijlagen/H33%20-%20praktische%20organisatie%20(ERIC).pdf

Theme

Starting up and further development/deployment of mobile teams

Topic

useful practice supporting instruments important for starting up and further development/deployment

Reference -  contact

Bregwin Vantieghem, Marleen Lierman

Mobile team

2A

Project

Ieper-Diksmuide

Intership abroad - place

E.R.I.C.

Date

April 2014