Bridging the Expertise Gap: Addressing the Crisis of Insufficient Specialized Knowledge Among Respiratory Therapists, Nurses, Health Assistants, and Physiotherapist Specialists

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  • Hasna Hussain Alanazi, Khadeja Abdullah Alhomod, Badr Muqbil Ali Al-Muqbil, Jarallah Hamad Muawadah Al-Qahtani, Alanood Salman Alghamdi, Azizah Dhafer Alghamdi, Tahani Ayed Mabrook Alghamdi, Jamilah Ashwe Alenazi

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.2611

Abstract

The expertise gap among respiratory therapists, nurses, health assistants, and physiotherapist specialists poses a critical challenge to modern healthcare, particularly in addressing complex and chronic patient needs. Factors such as insufficient specialized training, rapid technological advancements, and a lack of mentorship exacerbate this crisis, leading to compromised care quality and workforce inefficiencies. This review explores the root causes and consequences of this expertise gap, highlighting the importance of specialized training, simulation based learning tools, and mentorship programs. Strategic solutions, including structured career pathways and interdisciplinary collaboration, are proposed to bridge the gap and enhance patient care outcomes.

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2024-04-15

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Hasna Hussain Alanazi, Khadeja Abdullah Alhomod, Badr Muqbil Ali Al-Muqbil, Jarallah Hamad Muawadah Al-Qahtani, Alanood Salman Alghamdi, Azizah Dhafer Alghamdi, Tahani Ayed Mabrook Alghamdi, Jamilah Ashwe Alenazi. (2024). Bridging the Expertise Gap: Addressing the Crisis of Insufficient Specialized Knowledge Among Respiratory Therapists, Nurses, Health Assistants, and Physiotherapist Specialists. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 205–219. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.2611

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