multidisciplinary
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5.9
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈdɪsəplɪnɛri/
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multidisciplinario
- The conference highlighted the importance of multidisciplinary research to address global challenges like climate change.
- multidisciplinary team
- multidisciplinary approach
- multidisciplinary clinic
So it's multidisciplinary work that we need.
- So it's multidisciplinary work that we need.
- So it's truly a, a multidisciplinary discovery and implementation in the clinical setting.
- Now my concern is I've got Someone Like You, multidisciplinary polymath James Lindsay, PhD in pure mathematics.
Examples
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To help identify and protect victims, social workers might consider participating in or organizing multidisciplinary teams.
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Prevention, for instance, is one area in which multidisciplinary collaborations can be effective.
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The science of smart clothes is multidisciplinary by design.
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So it's multidisciplinary work that we need.
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However, they were taken care of by these multidisciplinary teams and the breast units.
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The group was introduced during multidisciplinary staff meetings, and providers were asked to refer appropriate patients.
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Appropriate treatment depends on an accurate diagnosis and is best undertaken in a multidisciplinary setting.
Academic text (2011) -
Everyone, especially our students, will benefit from innovative multidisciplinary programs that incorporate vigorous wellness concepts and improve self-esteem.
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The project required a multidisciplinary approach, integrating experts from science, humanities, and engineering.
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In a multidisciplinary team, professionals work together, each bringing their unique expertise to solve complex problems.
Synonyms
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Work or study that uses more than one subject, like science and art
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To use knowledge and methods from different fields and people to solve complex problems
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6.1
People from different jobs work together to solve a problem
Involving doctors from several medical areas working together to treat patients
Relating to several different areas at the same time
How Interdisciplinary
- Specialized
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- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
multidisciplinary = disciplinary (transparent) = multi + discipline + ary
The word is transparently formed by adding multi- to disciplinary, giving the meaning 'relating to many disciplines'.
Etymology
The word multidisciplinary breaks into multi- meaning 'many' and discipline meaning 'a field or subject of study'. So multidisciplinary describes work that brings together people, methods, or ideas from 'many' different fields.