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    Contexts and Approaches to Multiprofessional Working in Arts and Social Care

    Boehm, C, Lilja-Viherlampi, L, Linnossuo, O, McLaughlin, H, Gomez, E, Mercado, E, Martinez, O, Kivelä, S, Männamaa, I and Gibson, J (2016) Contexts and Approaches to Multiprofessional Working in Arts and Social Care. Journal of Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS Journal).

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    Abstract

    In this article, we identify the basic concepts informing multiprofessional competencies in arts and social work/care, focusing on their specific cultural contextualisation, as framed within the currently running project MOMU (Moving towards Multiprofessional Work in Art and Social Work) funded by the Erasmus+ Programme.[1] In short, the project aims to define competencies in teamwork and enhance educational/teacher knowledge and skills in arts and social work/care (MPW) by developing learning materials and handbooks in this area and embedding this in undergraduate HE provision. It builds on the work carried out in the project MIMO – Moving In, Moving On! which established and embedded the initial methods for MPW into professional practice in Finland and Estonia[2]. (TUAS, 2013) The emphasis of this kind of MPW work lies in combining the strengths of different arts and social work/care professionals to work effectively together with individuals or communities to address the identified needs. It is a multiprofessional practice stemming from a multidisciplinary approach to working with communities and individuals. This article will thus aim to a) articulate the cultural and critical contexts of relevant concepts and b) propose overarching criteria for learning frameworks which inform future training modules in the area of MPW.

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