Table 1:

the collaborative behaviors and their benefits

Collaborative Behaviors	Benefits
Trust and respect: willingness to rely on work of others	Less need to repeat diagnostics and procedures, more willingness to hand off or delegate
Communication: information flow, contextual background, understanding	Increased awareness and understanding, less mistakes due to missed data or context
Coordination: managing the timing and order of activities	More effective processes and increased efficiency in workflows
Adaptive Collaboration: changing the actual work content, tailoring solutions	Increased understanding across disciplines, when needed provides ability to tailor plans to meet patient circumstances