This article presents a synthesis of the line of thinking of Ludwick Fleck in a way that contributes to the current reflection upon interdisciplinary practices in health care. Initially, Fleck's theories concerning knowledge production within the scientific community as well as the formation and existence of an individual method of thought within this community are laid out. From this theory, the article discusses the potential for interdisciplinary practices among current health care professionals.
Health; Patient care team; Health promotion