Everything we read in health care recommends we work in a group and not alone or "in a silo." Working in teams responsible for patient outcome accomplishment is more productive but there is another aspect of the team model that is important for use in these types of work teams and that includes:

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Having a multidisciplinary membership is important in healthcare work teams because it allows for different perspectives and expertise to be brought to the table, ultimately leading to better patient care. Rotational team membership, although useful in some cases, can disrupt team cohesion and continuity of care, while having the manager select the membership of a team or team members volunteering can limit diversity and exclude important perspectives.

Everything We Read in Health Care Recommends We Work in a Group