The Effectiveness Of Multidisciplinary Teamwork In Emergency And Primary Care For Diabetic Patients: A Systematic Review Of The Roles Of Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Medicine, Nursing, And Emergency Medical Technicians

Kholood Embarak Dhaifallas Alharbi, Dr. Shorooq Hameed Allohaibi, Dr. Sarah musaed alluheibi, Dr. Ahmad Hameed Allehaiby, Hattan Fouad Mohammed Ali, Asma Soud Ibrahim Badr,; Nahlah Tulat Haddad, Najla AbdulAziz AlOndonoosy, ‎‏Zahrah Abid Abdullah Almalki, Mashael Abdullah Abualaziz Alshugaihi, Rahmah Khudhran kh althobaiti,; Sanaa Muhammad Ibrahim Barnawi, Maram Abdullah Almalki, Siraj Umar Alsahafi, osama atallah hamad alduraywishi, Mohammed Abdullah Buzaya Albishri; Faisal Hulayyil R Alotaibe

doi:10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3156

The Effectiveness Of Multidisciplinary Teamwork In Emergency And Primary Care For Diabetic Patients: A Systematic Review Of The Roles Of Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Medicine, Nursing, And Emergency Medical Technicians

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Kholood Embarak Dhaifallas Alharbi, Dr. Shorooq Hameed Allohaibi, Dr. Sarah musaed alluheibi, Dr. Ahmad Hameed Allehaiby, Hattan Fouad Mohammed Ali, Asma Soud Ibrahim Badr,
Nahlah Tulat Haddad, Najla AbdulAziz AlOndonoosy, ‎‏Zahrah Abid Abdullah Almalki, Mashael Abdullah Abualaziz Alshugaihi, Rahmah Khudhran kh althobaiti,
Sanaa Muhammad Ibrahim Barnawi, Maram Abdullah Almalki, Siraj Umar Alsahafi, osama atallah hamad alduraywishi, Mohammed Abdullah Buzaya Albishri
Faisal Hulayyil R Alotaibe

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3156

Abstract

Background: Diabetes mellitus (DM) presents challenges in both acute and chronic care settings. Multidisciplinary teamwork in emergency and primary care is essential for improving diabetic outcomes.

Objective: To systematically review the effectiveness of multidisciplinary collaboration among emergency medicine, family medicine, general medicine, nursing, and EMTs in managing diabetic patients.

Methods: A systematic search was conducted across four databases (PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, Cochrane Library) from 2015–2024. Studies that evaluated collaborative care models in emergency or primary care settings for diabetic patients were included.

Results: Twenty-three studies were included. Results show significant improvements in glycemic control, reduced emergency visits, enhanced patient education, and better continuity of care when professionals collaborate.

Conclusion: Multidisciplinary teamwork is effective in improving outcomes for diabetic patients. Each profession plays a crucial and complementary role.

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2025-07-08

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Kholood Embarak Dhaifallas Alharbi, Dr. Shorooq Hameed Allohaibi, Dr. Sarah musaed alluheibi, Dr. Ahmad Hameed Allehaiby, Hattan Fouad Mohammed Ali, Asma Soud Ibrahim Badr, Nahlah Tulat Haddad, Najla AbdulAziz AlOndonoosy, ‎‏Zahrah Abid Abdullah Almalki, Mashael Abdullah Abualaziz Alshugaihi, Rahmah Khudhran kh althobaiti, Sanaa Muhammad Ibrahim Barnawi, Maram Abdullah Almalki, Siraj Umar Alsahafi, osama atallah hamad alduraywishi, Mohammed Abdullah Buzaya Albishri, & Alotaibe, F. H. R. (2025). The Effectiveness Of Multidisciplinary Teamwork In Emergency And Primary Care For Diabetic Patients: A Systematic Review Of The Roles Of Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Medicine, Nursing, And Emergency Medical Technicians. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 71–76. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3156