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MRFASTC - Index of Interdisciplinary Collaboration (Follow-up, 3 month)
1. MRFASTC Index of Interdisciplinary Collaborations
Approximately 3 months ago, you completed an Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Module for FASDs. The purpose
of this followup is to evaluate your perceptions of an interprofessional team approach to healthcare.
Please take about 10 minutes to answer the following questions.
1. With regard to your current primary work setting/organization, please indicate the extent
to which you agree or disagree with each of the following statements by circling the
appropriate number beside each statement.
Rate from "Strongly Agree" to "Strongly Disagree".
1. I utilize other professionals in different disciplines for
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their particular expertise.
2. I consistently give feedback to other professionals in
my setting.
3. Professionals in different disciplines in my setting
utilize me for a range of tasks.
*4. Teamwork with professionals from other disciplines is
not important in my ability to help clients.
*5. The colleagues from other professional disciplines
and I rarely communicate.
6. The colleagues from other disciplines with whom I
work have a good understanding of the distinction
between my role and their role(s).
*7. My colleagues from other disciplines make
inappropriate referrals to me.
8. I can define those areas that are distinct in my
professional role from that of professionals from other
disciplines with whom I work.
9. I view part of my professional role as supporting the
role of others with whom I work.
10. My colleagues from other disciplines refer to me
often.
*11. Cooperative work with colleagues from other
disciplines is not a part of my job description.
*12. My colleagues from other professional disciplines do
not treat me as an equal.
13. My colleagues from other disciplines believe that
they could not do their jobs as well without my
professional discipline.
14. Distinct new programs emerge from the collective
work of colleagues from different disciplines.
15. Organizational protocols reflect the existence of
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cooperation between professionals from different
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16. Formal procedures/mechanisms exist for facilitating
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dialogue between professionals from different disciplines
(i.e., at staffing, inservice, rounds, etc)
*17. I am not aware of situations in my agency in which a
coalition, task force, or committee has developed out of
interdisciplinary efforts.
18. Working with colleagues from other disciplines leads
to outcomes that we could not achieve alone.
19. Creative outcomes emerge from my work with
colleagues from other professions that I could not have
predicted.
20. I am willing to take on tasks outside of my job
description when that seems important.
*21. I am not willing to sacrifice a degree of autonomy to
support cooperative problem solving.
22. I utilize formal and informal procedures for problem
solving with my colleagues from other disciplines.
*23. The professional colleagues from other disciplines
with whom I work stick rigidly to their job descriptions.
24. Colleagues from other disciplines and I work together
in many different ways.
25. Professionals from other disciplines with whom I work
encourage family members’ participation in the
treatment process.
*26. My colleagues from other disciplines are not
committed to working together.
27. My colleagues from other disciplines work through
conflicts with me in efforts to resolve them.
28. When colleagues from different disciplines make
decisions together they go through a process of
examining alternatives.
29. My interactions with colleagues from other disciplines
occurs in a climate where there is freedom to be different
and to disagree.
30. Clients/patients/students participate in
interdisciplinary planning that concerns them.
31. Colleagues from all professional disciplines take
responsibility for developing treatment plans.
*32. Colleagues from all professional disciplines do not
participate in implementing treatment plans.
33. Professionals from different disciplines are
straightforward when sharing information with
clients/patients/students.
34. My colleagues from other disciplines and I often
discuss different strategies to improve our working
relationships.
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35. My colleagues from other professions and I talk about
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ways to involve other professionals in our work together.
*36. Colleagues from other disciplines do not attempt to
create a positive climate in our organization.
37. I am optimistic about the ability of my colleagues
from other disciplines to work with me to resolve
problems.
38. I help my colleagues to address conflict with other
professionals directly.
39. Colleagues from other disciplines are as likely as I
am to address obstacles to our successful collaboration.
40. My colleagues from other disciplines and I talk
together about our professional similarities and
differences including role, competencies, and
stereotypes.
*41. My colleagues from other professions and I do not
evaluate our work together.
42. I discuss with professionals from other disciplines the
degree to which each of us should be involved in a
particular case.
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