Plenaries

One of the underlying themes of CAB is to explore how Canadians and Americans can learn about, from and with each other to improve team-based care in our collective communities. We know that collaborative, interprofessional, data-driven, healthcare teams deliver more patient-responsive care that…

Even with different models of delivering health care, in both Canada and the United States health outcomes often depend on characteristics like race, class, and geography. These health disparities are deemed inequities when they stem from socially determined causes that negatively affect members of…

Power imbues all human relationships. Thus, power exerts influence in all interprofessional practice where it can undermine collaboration and, therefore, health outcomes. Despite real-world understanding of power and its implications being critical for enabling effective collaboration there is a…