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Leadership Frameworks for Interprofessional Learningred leadership can be measured with social network analysis. We then discuss the implications of these concepts for interprofessional practice and educating health professionals. We conclude with some specific recommendations for training students in shared leadership and interprofessional practice.

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Developing Pharmacy Leaders — Interprofessional Education at Work service provider. At the end of the project we reflected that what had emerged from the project was an active, engaged interprofessional community of practice that included two strong and diverse professional groups who have a major influence on medication safety.

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Introductione occurred since our first book, with more countries emphasizing the need for collaboration between health and social care professionals and the increasing recognition that we will not be able to cater for the health needs of our communities without changing the way in which we both educate and influence the practice of our healthcare workforce.

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Utilizing Curriculum Renewal as a Way of Leading Cultural Change in Australian Health Professional Eeforms. IPP enabled by IPE could be argued as the practice foundation for achieving new and more effective forms of health service provision and health professional practice (World Health Organization, 2010; Gittell et al., 2013).