What assessment model features individual assessments by each service provider but leads to fragmented services?

The multidisciplinary model is characterized by the approach in which various professionals conduct individual assessments within their specific areas of expertise. Each service provider operates independently, evaluating the client through their lens, which can lead to valuable insights in distinct fields. However, this independence often results in fragmented services, as strategies and outcomes from one discipline may not be integrated or coordinated with those from another. This lack of collaboration can hinder a comprehensive understanding of the client's overall needs and can result in disjointed support. While the other models emphasize teamwork and shared assessments among professionals, the multidisciplinary approach distinctly reflects the siloed nature of its operations, leading to the potential for disconnection in the holistic care approach.