Sessions

This interactive session will explore one institution’s innovative interprofessional simulation series focusing on continuity of care and interprofessional education. The session will give attendees an opportunity to learn about this six-semester initiative that allows pharmacy students to follow the same patient for three years while interacting with other healthcare professional students to mimic real-life scenarios. Attendees will spend time brainstorming the transferability of this activity to their institution to create longitudinal interprofessional experiences for learners.

This presentation describes the development of an evidence-based interprofessional framework to enhance curriculum to systematically align its design, , and assessment to program goals. Leveraging AI analysis, the literature, and collaborative input, we refined foundational principles and measurable behaviors. We share insights from the creation and implementation of this framework.

This mini-workshop will provide an overview of known international Centers for IPE/IPP External Reviews and engage participants to develop an approach for such a process that could provide valuable information to other Centres to communicate the impact of their work and set key strategic foci for future planning.

This interactive workshop introduces how an IPE Center team and Area Health Education Centers’ (AHEC) directors led efforts to deliver Breaking the Cycle of Addiction: A Collaborative Recovery Experience where learners, local agency representatives, and community partners interacted to learn “about, from, and with” each other. Attendees will leave the workshop with a draft plan to create a program related to a public health concern or curricular gap topic.

Finding unconventional ways to address clinical challenges faced in settings primarily occupied by learners can be challenging. This lecture aims to demonstrate how simulation-based learning in an interprofessional setting can effectively tackle clinical challenges head on.