CAB IV Concurrent Breakout Sessions G
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- G3 Leading Change Collaboratively – Relevance within and beyond Interprofessional Practice
- G4 Interprofessional Education: From Theory to Practice and from Practice to Theory
- G5 Launching Students Successfully into Collaborative Practice: An Interactive Interprofessional Workshop
- G6 Sharing the Stage: Shared Decision Making, Applied Theatre, and Patient Centeredness
- G7 An Interprofessional Team’s Promotion to Improving Health Related Quality of Life for Children with Special Health Care Needs
- G8 Moving Beyond Lip Service: Faculty Development to Support Interprofessional Education and Practice
- G9i What’s your TIPE? Building Interprofessional Practice in Rural New Zealand
- G9ii Interprofessional Family Reviews: Collaborative Support with Community Health Workers
- G9iii Developing Interprofessional Community-based Placements: Turning Challenges and Barriers into Opportunities
- G9iv An Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Model of Care in an Academic Health Care Setting
- G10i Legislating Interprofessional Collaboration: Policy Analysis of Health Professional Regulatory Legislation
- G10ii Facilitating Transformational Learning: A Case for Collaborative Change Leadership Programming for Interprofessional Education (IPE) and Interprofessional
- G10iii A National Educator’s Group: Leadership Through Development of an Interprofessional Interprovincial Collaboration
- G10iv Understanding the Leadership Roles of Interprofessional Team Members
- G11i Designing for the Future: Introduction of a Transdisciplinary First Year
- G11ii Interprofessional Consensus on Pain Management Competencies for Pre-licensure Health Care Providers
- G11iii Interprofessional Health Care Course: Lessons Learned
- G11iv Engaging Patients/Clients in the Development of Interprofessional Education (IPE) Learning Activities: Examples from an HIV Program
- G12i Embedding Transformational Learning Theory into Practice: Outcomes of a 5 Year Study Measuring the Impact of ehpic™ –University of Toronto’s IPE Faculty
- G12ii Designing Interprofessional Education Learning Activities from Interprofessional Continuing Education Programs: On-Line Experiences Focused on HIV and Rehabilitation
- G12iii Faculty Development Pilot Program for IPE and Collaborative Practice: Lessons Learned
- G12iv Faculty Development in Interprofessional (IP) Team-based Care: End of Grant Qualitative Evaluation
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