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Table 4 Content analysis of students’ attitudes to, and experiences of, interprofessional teamwork (n = 34)

From: The impact of learning styles on attitudes to interprofessional learning among nursing students: a longitudinal mixed methods study

Sub-categories

Main categories

Theme

Varying functionality

Amazing when it’s functional

Well-functioning teams improve patients’ outcome and working environment

Personality influences

RN, the slop bucket

Need more practice

Alone isn’t strong

Deepened insight of care

Developing with other professions

Understanding competences

Understanding complexity

Common objective

Increased quality of care

Contribute to the teamwork

Patients benefits

Teamwork improves communication

Being listened to

Understanding own profession

Communication expert

Clarifies RN:s responsibilities

Team leader, spider in the web