Interprofessional collaboration within medical teams is essential for delivering high-quality patient care, yet challenges such as communication barriers, role ambiguity, and hierarchical structures can impede effective teamwork. Nurses play a crucial role within medical teams, contributing significantly to patient care and the overall effectiveness of the team. As patient advocates, they ensure patients' needs are met and facilitate communication among team members. Nurses coordinate care across disciplines, monitor patients' conditions, and provide education and support to patients and their families. They also take on leadership roles in quality improvement and patient safety initiatives. By recognizing and valuing the vital role of nurses, medical teams can enhance collaboration, optimize performance, and improve patient outcomes.