"Where's the Patient's Voice in Health Professional Education 10 Years On?" will look at the progress made since the first conference was held in Vancouver in 2005.
The National Center is pleased to sponsor "New Models of Care: An Interprofessional Perspective," an education summit at St. Catherine University on April 29. Click the title of this brief for more information.
At the end of the symposium, attendees should be able to describe the link between interprofessional education (IPE), interprofessional practice (IPP) and health outcomes, identify new models of IPP and relate examples of the integration of IPE and IPP. Click here to register. Questions or inquiries can be sent to ipecenter@vcu.edu.
The Annals of Behavioral Science and Medical Education (ABSAME) is accepting presentation abstracts for its annual meeting “Linking the Arts and Sciences to Promote Patient-Centered Care.” Presentations should be relevant to the creative and strategic training of practitioners, as well as other areas relevant to the behavioral sciences and health professions education in general. Read the...
This year’s forum will discuss interprofessional approaches to engaging the patient and family in patient-centered care. The forum will feature a variety of plenary sessions and breakouts to examine the implications of patient and family engagement for practice, policy, education and scholarship. Registration is now open. For more information, please visit the NAP website.
Many Faces of Community Health is accepting abstracts for its 10th Annual Conference. Abstracts should relate to conference goals, address health equity or under-served populations, or have clear implications for primary care. Read the guidelines and learn more about the conference, to be held October 22-23 in Minneapolis, on the conference website.
With a conference theme of “Strategies for the Application of Successful Models and Processes,” conference organizers are seeking abstracts that are reflective of the organization’s six champion workgroups: clinical setting and administrative initiatives, cross-professional competency/faculty development, curriculum/education, scholarship/research/policy, service learning and simulation.
The summit will host national and local experts – including National Center senior advisor Dr. Frank Cerra – to address the relationship between health professions education, clinical practice and national health care reform. Trends in IPECP, tools to implement IPE and developing IPECP student clinical experiences are among the topics that will be discussed. The event is free, but registration...
Victoria University is accepting abstracts for its first Interprofessional Health Education and Practice (IHEP) Conference. Abstracts relevant to health education, research and/or practice should address one of the conference’s three themes: expose (introduction), immerse (exploration) or experience (practice-based). Read the guidelines and learn more about the conference, to be held October 5-7 ...
The conference will feature podium, panel and poster presentations touching on different themes of interprofessional education, clinical practice and team science. Please visit the conference website for additional information.