interprofessional

[ in-ter-pruh-fesh-uh-nl ]

adjective

involving trained workers with expertise in different fields, especially within the healthcare industry: With almost half of Americans living with chronic health conditions, an interprofessional team approach is needed to provide coordinated, high-quality patient care.

Origin of interprofessional

Karen, who is now a professional organizer, organizes David’s production of Martin’s play.
The mind-boggling end of Susan Choi’s Trust Exercise, explained | Constance Grady | November 20, 2020 | Vox
Obviously, all of the above means that, for anyone who’s not a professional cyclist, life favors shorter rides over longer ones.
Why 20 Miles Is the Perfect Length for a Bike Ride | Eben Weiss | November 20, 2020 | Outside Online
The area is populated with working-class professionals and graduate students.
Berkeley: A City That Fights for the Rights of All | LGBTQ-Editor | November 20, 2020 | No Straight News
The position — video coach for a professional hockey organization — was a dream job for Engel-Natzke.
Emily Engel-Natzke’s dad was her ‘biggest fan.’ He died of covid-19 before her hockey triumph. | Samantha Pell | November 20, 2020 | Washington Post
He asked that Mnuchin “allow owners of professional sports teams to claim a Section 199A deduction,” using the formal legal citation for the tax break.
Georgia Senator David Perdue Privately Pushed for a Tax Break for Rich Sports Teamowners | by Robert Faturechi and Justin Elliott | November 20, 2020 | ProPublica

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