Look up: multidisciplinary

1. multidisciplinary
   a major action or undertaking that, for successful operation, requires the contribution of several specialised disciplines and coordination at all levels between and among the participating organs and persons, e.g. in civil protection, that involves emergency services, transport, water supply, firem...
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2. multidisciplinary
   Of many disciplines. ... (16 Dec 1997) ...
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3. multidisciplinary
   multidisciplinary, multidiscipline Studying or using several specialized subjects or skills.
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4. multidisciplinary
   multidisciplinary, multidisciplined Combining many academic approaches, fields, or methods.
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5. Multidisciplinary
   Multidisciplinary, in the context of health care, means that health care providers from different professions work together to collaboratively provide diagnoses, assessments and treatment, within their scope of practice and areas of competence. ...
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6. Multidisciplinary
   Multidisciplinary denotes an approach to care that involves more than one discipline. Typically this will mean that doctors, nurses, psychologists and occupational therapists are involved.
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7. multidisciplinary
   In medicine, a term used to describe a treatment planning approach or team that includes a number of doctors and other health care professionals who are experts in different specialties (disciplines). In cancer treatment, the primary disciplines are medical oncology (treatment with drugs), surgical ...
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