Working in Multi-disciplinary Teams (MDTs)
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Thank you for joining us for our latest video: Working in Multidisciplinary Teams (MDTs). In this video, we cover what an MDT is, how they work, why we work in MDTs and the role of psychology in the MDT.
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REFERENCES:
• Christophides et al., (2012). “'Chipping in': clinical psychologists' descriptions of their use of formulation in multidisciplinary team working”. Psychology and Psychotherapy, 85, 4, 424-435
• HEE MDT Toolkit - www.hee.nhs.uk/sites/default/...
• MDT development (NHS England, 2015) - www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content...
• Taberna et al., (2020). “The Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Approach and Quality of Care”, Frontiers in Oncology, 10, [Article 85]. Available via: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Welcome and Introduction
01:11 - Aims
01:43 - What is a MDT?
03:39 - Multi-agency working
04:45 - Why MDTs?
09:08 - How do MDTs work?
14:16 - The role of psychology
20:38 - Challenges and benefits
25:42 - My reflections
29:19 - References
Thank you very much for this video. I have an AP interview coming up, and this video really helped me learn about what an MDT is.
Fantastic! Best of luck :)
Your videos have been really helpful in my journey to becoming an assistant psychologist. And this one definitely adds to that knowledge bank again. Thank you very much for sharing this Holly.
Thanks so much! Massive congratulations!!
A GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS HOLLY! I have worked within MDT's in my AP role. This is a very good description. I have never had a question on it! I have had 9 AP interviews over the last 6 months (all rejections) and now I have 2 DClin interviews coming up. Never give up and keep educating!
Thank you so much for your comment - I'm so sorry I hadn't seen it sooner! How's it going now? Fingers crossed for you!
This is great for interview prep- thanks!
Well detailed information....this has been helpful
Thanks for the video Holly! Although I've been working as an honorary AP for 10 months now I don't feel I've had much involvement in MDTs so it was interesting to watch this video, and it has helped me reflect a bit more on some of the work we do
Glad it was helpful!! Best of luck :)
Thank you,.
I would be quite interested in a video on managing risk in psychology as not something I know much about at all
Thanks! I’ll definitely pop it on my list!
i cant find you on audea - can you post audio versions of your videos there? would love to listen to them! thanks again for the great content!
Oooo I'll definitely have a look - I've not heard of this!
Hey :) great video, subscribed!
Thanks Andrew!!
Such a good video! What would you say are the biggest advantages and challenges of being an AP in a MDT?
Thanks Nerile! I think it can be tough as an AP to feel you have a voice, but that really does depend on the MDT and the psychology team within it. Also, there may constant reminders that you are not a qualified member of staff, which can feel diminishing, but you also do not have the clinical responsibility of qualified staff. I think an advantage of that though is being able to sit and watch how the MDT works and observe what the psychologists do in MDT settings :)