<![CDATA[Interprofessional collaborative (IPC) aims to improve the performance of various health professionals to improve health services such as patient safety, patient satisfaction and quality of hospital services. According to the WHO, 70-80% of healthcare errors result from poor communication and understanding among team members. There is a gap in the practice of collaboration between doctors and nurses, doctors are considered as the main health service while other health workers are only as executors. The purpose of this study was to determine partnership, cooperation, coordination, and joint decision making in IPC of young doctors according to nurses' perceptions. The research method used descriptive quantitative with a cross-sectional approach. The subjects of this study were nurses in the inpatient department of Rumah Sakit Tingkat II 03.05.01 Dustira Cimahi in 2023. Data is primary data using the Assessment of Interprofessional Team Collaboration Scale (AITCS) questionnaire. The results showed that the gender of the respondents was 80 women (79,2%) and 21 men (20,8%). The highest age was 26-30 years, 34 people (33,7%) and the most length of work was 6-10 years, 40 people (39,6%). The results showed that according to nurses' perceptions of co-assistant' collaborative practices based on four domains showed that they had collaborated well, namely the partnership domain 77,2%, cooperation 82,2%, coordination 77,2% and joint decision making 84,2%. Interprofessional Collaborative of co-assistant at the professional stage shows good collaboration, namely 74,3% and 25,7% moving towards collaboration. Based on this data, co-assistnt have shown good Interprofessional Collaborative but still need to be developed and improved again.. This research was conducted only in the inpatient room, therefore in order to get an overall picture of the hospital which will be the place of further research it is recommended to take samples from various rooms.]]>
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