According to the study of Sicotte, D’Amour and Moreault (2002), “ the Quebec community health care center developed an interdisciplinary collaborative service delivery model that promotes a collaborative work organization in which professionals share goals, make collective decisions and share responsibilities and tasks” (p. 993). Bronstein (2003) developed a model for interdisciplinary collaboration in the field of social work to optimize collaboration with other professionals. The model consists of five components, which are interdependence, newly created professional activities, flexibility, collective ownership of goals, and reflection on the process. The second part of her model that influences collaboration are professional role, structural
