Interdisciplinary group definition
Interdisciplinary group or “IDG” means the assembly of hospice employees, which has represented on it the core team services and may, in addition, have physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology and home health aide services.
Interdisciplinary group means the group responsible for assessing the health care and special needs of the patient and the patient’s family. Providers of special services, such as mental health, pharmacy, and any other appropriate associated health services may also be included on the team as the needs of the patient dictate. The interdisciplinary group is often referred to as the IDG.
Interdisciplinary group means a team composed of a physician, registered nurse, counselor, and social worker.
More Definitions of Interdisciplinary group
Interdisciplinary group means a team elected by Transitions which includes, without limitation, the following individuals: (a) a Doctor of Medicine or osteopathy, (b) a registered nurse, (c) a social worker, and (d) a pastoral or other counselor.
Interdisciplinary group or “IDG” means the group of hospice employees which has represented on it the core team services and may, in addition, have physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology and nurse aide services.
Interdisciplinary group. ("IDG") means a group of qualified individuals including, but not limited to: a doctor of medicine or osteopathy; a registered nurse; a social worker; a pastoral or other counselor.
Interdisciplinary group means a group of Hospice employees including, but not limited to, a doctor of medicine or osteopathy, registered nurse, and a pastoral or other counselor, who are responsible for:
Interdisciplinary group means a group of qualified individuals with expertise in meeting the special needs of hospice recipients and their families, which includes at least: