By Bethany Robertson (@bdrclo) With the passing of 2020, as with most new years, it is a time to reflect on the past and look towards the future. While for some, the idea of reflecting on 2020 […]
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Category: Interprofessional Education
Spreading contagion: redeployment and psychological safety
By: Brittany Prevost (@BrittP_27) Like most people in the early spring, I busied myself refreshing newsfeeds and following the active developments of the COVID-19 pandemic as it infiltrated Canadian communities, and subsequently Canadian hospitals. Well […]
Three C’s: Reflections for Lessons Learned in our Changing World
By Gwen Sherwood (@gwensherwood) For almost everyone, the familiar world that we knew made a sharp pivot in early spring 2020. The COVID19 global pandemic called into question almost every process for how we live […]
Bringing Broad Street to University Ave: Bridging the Gap – A New Organization to Emphasize Collaboration Specifically in Trainee Education
By: Rinki Goswami (@rinki91) “Hope you’re doing well and staying safe!” Every. Single. Email, video conference — even television commercials have some version of this phrase paired with ‘these unprecedented times.” These times truly are […]
How does language impact inter-professional collaboration?
By Katherine Evans (@kabrahamevans) The language we use in our daily interactions has clear implications for how clinicians’ roles are seen and defined.1 It is more important than ever to understand how language choices have […]
