Safety Organizing Scale
The Safety Organizing Scale was developed by Vogus and Sutcliffe at Indiana University School of Nursing and IU school of Medicine. This is a tool that is robust , valid and reliable . We will be using the measuement tool with the NEPQR grant to cultivate IPCP enviroments both in Acute ACC and rural health clinic sites .
Validity and Reliability of the Safety Organizing Scale
National Center co-sponsors two free online informatics courses, MOOC begins February 10
Health care systems all over the world recognize the need for team-based, collaborative care. Interprofessional teams are able to provide high quality, effective, efficient care when they have the information and tools to support shared decision making. Informatics is the scientific field that helps health care teams use data, information and knowledge to improve health care and the public’s health.
The National Center is pleased to co-sponsor two free online courses on the topic of informatics.
Assessing IPECP: An Introduction to the National Center's Measurement Instruments Collection
Earlier this month, the National Center released a new collection of measurement instruments for interprofessional education and collaborative practice (IPECP) research, via the Resource Exchange. Interested in learning more? Join the National Center team via live webinar for an in-depth look at this new curated collection.
American Interprofessional Health Collaborative Webinar
Developing interprofessional educational collaboration across multiple institutions (Universities, Professional Schools, Clinics, & Health Systems).
Presented by Drs. Heather A. Davidson, Shelley Cohen Konrad, and Bonnie M. Miller
Patient Satisfaction with the Interprofessional Teaching Clinic
Paper survey for assessing patient satisfaction with the interprofessional outpatient experience. Patients are asked to complete 14 questions, 13 quantitative and 1 qualitative. 11 items are scored via a 5-point Likert scale. 2 items are Yes/No. Surveys were anonymous, and offered at the end of a clinical encounter.
criteria for tool selection
Hello , I am interested in finding the criteria you have used for tool selection for IPCP practice. How do I access that information . I have the tools you selected . Also , What is the best way to share a tool , we are using and what information would like us to submit with that tool ?
Julie LaMothe
