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Preceptors in the Nexus: Interprofessional Learning in Practice

 

Charles Cho - Mar 14, 2017

National Academies of Practice Keynote Presentation

Barbara Brandt delivered the opening keynote at the National Academies of Practice Annual Meeting on March 17, 2017. The presentation is entitled: Let's Get on the Balcony (Or Space Station): What We are Learning Today and outlines current initiatives by the National Center as an unbiased, neutral convener in the midst of changing national and local landscapes.

Using the NEXUS Assessment and Evaluation Resources

Now that NEXUS has enhanced and refined the functionality of the Assessment and Evaluation area, please share how you are using this feature?

Has it changed anything for you practically in your program, practice, and research?

 

Jody S Frost - Mar 13, 2017

Interprofessional Accreditation

If interprofessional accreditation were a reality, how might you envision such a body functioning relative to your profession's accreditation processes? Would they be responsible for assessing interprofessional didactic and clinical expereinces within your curriculum?

Jody S Frost - Mar 13, 2017

*Please Join Us*-- Nexus Innovation Network Update Webinar, 3/21/17 at 10am-11:30am CT

Please join Barbara Brandt for an update on the Nexus Innovation Network. The Network team has heard your feedback and is responding with improvements, resources and new opportunities. During this webinar, we will:

Amy Gale - Mar 09, 2017

Summit Registration Now Available!

Great news! The Nexus Summit 2017: Provocative Ideas for Practical IPE conference registration is now available. Register now to take advantage of early pricing deals. 

Amy Gale - Mar 09, 2017

Call for Abstracts

Nexus Summit 2017 Call for Abstracts has cl

Portraits of Health at CUHCC

Integrated care is complicated. Integrated care that centers around the whole person in context of their community is even more complicated. These three mini-stories from a doctor, an educator, and a psychiatric care coordinator begin to show us the power of meeting patients where they are.

Weekly headlines around the web

A few stories that crossed our desks at the National Center this week: