By: Nikki Barrington The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare undeniable health disparities in the United States, with a third of COVID-19 deaths occurring in Black patients, and significantly higher hospitalization rates occurring in patients of color […]
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Category: Interprofessional Education
Perfect is the Enemy of Good: Start Where You Are
By LisaMarie Wands “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” ~Arthur Ashe Interprofessional education (IPE) is widely recognized as an essential element in the training of healthcare professionals; however, designing […]
Mobilizing health professions students in the COVID-19 pandemic
By: Nikki Barrington I am a non-traditional MD/PhD student, completing three years of medical school prior to beginning my PhD in neuroscience in 2019. This meant that as I began my PhD, my close friends […]
Creating an Interprofessional Program: Common elements and resources.
By: Diane R. Bridges Ten years ago, I was part of an interprofessional team (RN, MD, PharmD, MPH) who wrote an article citing three best practice models of interprofessional education. We shared our respective school’s […]
The Value of Experiential Interprofessional Education
By Laura R. Sanchez, RN (@lsancheznp) and Helen Horvath, RN, MS, ANP (@helen_horvath) In my experience as a nurse practitioner (NP) student at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) I have found significant value in […]