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Team working: a guide for the foundation year doctor.

Team working sounds like a simple term, but it is more complex than a spider's web. The human, being the most civilised and developed social animal, is involved in goals that are more complex than just making a web and require more than one spider to work in it to reach the goal. The idea of team working is not like every spider making its own web, but all spiders working towards making one large web.