Collaborative Approach in Pediatric Healthcare PDF

Introduction to multidisciplinary approach A collaborative approach in A multidisciplinary approach as a method where professionals from different disciplines work together to paediatric healthcare setti...

Introduction to multidisciplinary approach A collaborative approach in A multidisciplinary approach as a method where professionals from different disciplines work together to paediatric healthcare setting deliver comprehensive care to patients. Each member contributes unique skills and expertise, enhancing the Optimizing Outcomes for Children with Hearing and Speech Disorders patient care process Collaboration across various healthcare specialties. Marniza Omar, PhD Focus on unified goals despite diverse professional background 1 2 Importance in Pediatric Audiology and Speech Sciences 1. Patient-Centered Care: Emphasize on the patient’s needs, allowing for tailored treatment strategies that address complex health issues comprehensively. Why is it needed? 2. Holistic Health Outcomes: Collaborative care helps manage not just the primary disorder but also its secondary challenges, leading to better overall health and developmental outcomes. 3 4  Who should be involved? Importance in Pediatric Audiology and Speech Sciences 3. Early Intervention and Continued Support: Crucial for early detection and ongoing management of hearing and speech disorders. Vital for the child’s long-term cognitive and social development. 4. Improved communication: regular interactions and meetings between different specialists 5 6 Chat Layout Roles in a Multidisciplinary Team Audiologists: Focus on diagnosis, management, and treatment of hearing loss Speech-Language Pathologists: Focus on communication disorders, speech therapy, and rehabilitation Discuss Otolaryngologists: Provide medical and surgical management of ear diseases Share your thought Pediatricians: Oversee general health, developmental milestones, and medical issues Additional roles: Educators, social workers, psychologists, and occupational therapists 7 8 Benefits of Multidisciplinary Approach Enhanced diagnosis accuracy through combined expertise Challenges & solutions Provide comprehensive treatment planning Improved patient and family support systems 9 10 Challenges Chat Layout Communication barriers Discuss Discuss common obstacles in Logistic isssues multidisciplinary care and present practical solutions to these challenges Resource allocation 11 12  Telehealth service Technology tools & support Electronics Health Records Collaborative software and communication tools 13 14 Meetings Family Education Sessions Family-centered care practices Support groups & resources 15 16  Chat Layout Case 1 A newborn fails the initial hearing screening in the hospital. Describe the steps a multidisciplinary team would take from this point, including further diagnostic Discuss assessments, consultations, and early intervention strategies. Discussion Points: How would each team member contribute? What are the priorities in managing this case? 17 18 Case 2 Case 3 A 7-year-old child previously diagnosed with mild hearing loss now shows signs of progressive loss An adolescent with moderate sensorineural and speech difficulties. The school’s educational hearing loss experiences social isolation team notices the change during classroom and academic difficulties. The family seeks activities. comprehensive support. Discussion Points: Discussion Points: Discuss the re-evaluation process, potential What roles do mental health professionals, causes of progressive hearing loss, and audiologists, and educators play in modifications to the educational and therapeutic addressing these multifaceted challenges? approach. What interventions could be implemented to How do the audiologist, speech-language support the adolescent’s social integration pathologist, and pediatrician work together to and academic performance? adjust the child’s care plan? 19 20  1. Comprehensive Care A multidisciplinary approach ensures comprehensive management of pediatric hearing and speech disorders, addressing both medical and developmental needs. 2. Improved Outcomes Collaboration among audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and other specialists leads to enhanced diagnostic accuracy, more effective treatment plans, and better overall health outcomes. Conclusion & future direction 3. Impact of early intervention Improve long-term outcomes for children, reducing the overall burden on educational and healthcare systems. 4. Family-Centric Care Actively involving families in the treatment process improves understanding, facilitates home-based support, and ensures alignment with the child’s needs. 21 22 Future direction Technology innovations Advance genetic research Thank you Interdisciplinary education Policies & advocacy 23 24