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A great conversation on the frontline

Last week, Sean Lind, our Resource Exchange manager, sent an email to our staff:  “Hi folks, the Brookings Institute highlights team-based care in this recent ‘Up Front‘ piece”. This email made me smile.

Barbara F. Brandt - Mar 24, 2014

AHRQ TeamSTEPPS® National Conference

The 2014 TeamSTEPPS National Conference will take place June 11-12 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Conference registration is free, however attendees are responsible for expenses associated with their travel (i.e., airfare, hotel, meals). The conference will highlight program models, practical solutions, knowledge, skills, tools and connections to help participants impact their organizations through the TeamSTEPPS model.

Morgan Luther - Mar 20, 2014

The use of videoconferencing to enhance interprofessional clinical education for allied health students

The Health-e-Learning project investigated the use of videoconferencing to deliver interprofessional clinical education to allied health students. Via a broadband link, students observed DVD footage of a clinical session then participated in discussion with the clinicians at the Royal Children's Hospital (RCH), Melbourne. The videoconference sessions were evaluated with respect to session content, the effectiveness of videoconferencing in providing interprofessional education (IPE) and the satisfaction with this as a supplement to facility-based placements.

Construct validation of the readiness for interprofessional learning scale: a Rasch and factor analysis

In order to improve efficiency and collaboration in healthcare service provision, it is recommended that students engage in interprofessional education; that is, learning with, from and about professions other than one's own profession. Such endeavors are often impeded by pre-existing attitudes; therefore, self-reporting scales such as the Readiness for Interprofessional Learning Scale (RIPLS) have often been used in studies to gauge perspectives. The original 19-item version of the RIPLS was completed by 418 undergraduate healthcare students from a large Australian University.