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hls-12376	Izidório, Bruno Henrique Souza; Avelar, Kátia Eliane Santos; de Souza, Flávia dos Santos Lugão; Dusek, Patricia Maria; Lopes, Agnaldo José	Multidisciplinary nursing practice in a low-resource setting in Southeast Brazil	2024	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5600	299	55	In this sense, there is a growing demand for the multidisciplinarity of professional nurses who, through qualification, increase their value as MDT members.31 The multi- disciplinary evolution of nursing through specialties also enhances patient care practices.33 Evaluating 84 patients diagnosed with ter- minal cancer, Liu et al.34 recently showed that, compared to routine nursing, an MDT associated with palliative care reduced patients’ psychiatric disorders and improved their QoL. Along the same lines, another recent study showed that the MDT model with nurs- ing leadership for transplant recipients reduced complications, reduced hospital stays, and saved costs.35 Thus, promoting, empha- sizing, and continuing professional training qualifies the work of specialist nurses and enables the development of more humanized care for the patient.30,36 Establishing a teamwork training (TT) pro- gram is a crucial approach, although the fundamentals for TT are well known and its need is obvious in the nursing environment. The majority of nurse specialists (84.3%) were between the ages of 20 and 40, and 31.4 percent worked in family health.	cache/hls-12376.pdf	txt/hls-12376.txt