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Ideas for an international association had been debated between interprofessional exponents on both sides of the Atlantic ever since the 1997 All Together Better Health conference. Those ideas became tangible when John Gilbert and his colleagues at the University of British Columbia volunteered to take the lead encouraged by influential supporters worldwide.
InterEd is the outcome – the International Association for Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice – launched in London during the 2006 ATBH conference.  InterEd is a cooperative agreement between the Journal of Interprofessional Care, CAIPE, Taylor & Francis, and the international IPECP community.

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