• attitudes and perceptions associated with interdisciplinary collaboration in primary health care;
• quality and job satisfaction;
• participation in interdisciplinary continuing education;
• operational issues at the workplace that could facilitate or hinder interdisciplinary collaboration; and
• strategies that have been successful in overcoming barriers for the implementation of interdisciplinary care.

In addition, participants had an opportunity to take part in a group exercise designed to define interdisciplinary collaboration based on their clinical experiences.

The Initiative also engaged the public in three separate small group consultations to gather preliminary input from the patients and client of primary health care.