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ICF as a common language D. Melek Er-Sabuncuo g lu, PhD. stinye University/GEDER, TURKEY What does mean the common language mean? A language spoken by two or more people allowing them to communicate. What should we


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“ICF as a common language”

  • D. Melek Er-Sabuncuoġlu, PhD.

İstinye University/ÇGEDER, TURKEY

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What does mean «the common language» mean?

  • A language spoken by two or more people –

allowing them to communicate.

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What should we understand about «the common language of ICF» in use?

Does everyone use the same language in the team?

  • Such as German, Macedonian, Turkish

Does everyone use common terms to understand each other? Or is everyone learning a new language?

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Common language for whom?

professionals parents or caregivers

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What is a the TEAM?

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What does teamwork provide?

  • Fast decision making
  • Fast service delivery
  • Creativity
  • Job satisfaction
  • Motivation
  • Acquisition of professional knowledge
  • Efficiency
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How should ld t the e tea eam w wor

  • rk b

be? e?

  • Multidisciplinary
  • Interdisciplinary
  • Transdisciplinary

Teamwork models

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  • 1. Multidisciplinary team

Parallel independent work of professionals from multiple disciplines for a common purpose. Professionals from multiple disciplines to work independently in parallel for a common purpose.

  • 1. Multiple disciplines
  • 2. A common goal
  • 3. Parallel/coordinated operation
  • 4. Independent operation
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Positive and negative aspects of interdisciplinary team work.

  • Positives (+)
  • Professional autonomy
  • Multidimensional service delivery
  • Coordinated work

Negatives (-)

  • Low communication and interaction
  • Lack of a common program
  • Conflicting applications
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  • 2. Interdisciplinary team

Professionals from different disciplines to work together in a common way for a specific purpose.

  • 1. Different disciplines
  • 2. A common goal
  • 3. A common method /

program

  • 4. Interconnected
  • peration
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Positive and negative aspects of multidisciplinary team work.

Positives (+)

  • High compliance and coordination
  • High level of communication and interaction
  • A common practice
  • Applicant focus
  • Sharing knowledge and skills

Negatives (-)

  • Intra-team harm by dominant members
  • Difficulties in creating common space
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  • 3. Transdisciplinary team

Integrate the different disciplines around a common goal based on a method that transcends the boundaries of disciplines. Professionals from different disciplines work in an integrated manner based on a method that transcends disciplinary boundaries.

  • 1. Different disciplines
  • 2. A common goal
  • 3. Transdisciplinary method/

program

  • 4. An integrated study
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Transdisciplinary team work is the ICF’s team working approach

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Everything depends on us (as professionals)?

How should we work? ICF codes help us use the same language in the team.

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Thanks for listening…

melek.sabuncuoglu@gmail.com