Titlebook: Leading Research and Evaluation in Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice; Dawn Forman,Marion Jones,Jill Thistlethwaite Bo

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Going 4D: Embedding the Four Dimensional Framework for Curriculum Designigation was conceived, the Government in the UK had already been advocating the value of shared learning teamwork for professionals within the NHS for almost 30 years. The Government saw this as a means of providing better care for the service user as well as a way of reducing costs in terms of high

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Implementing and Evaluating Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice Initiativese is overcoming the resistance of our colleagues to the perceived significant change to the status quo. Reading this book you will see that our colleagues from all over the world share in experiencing the challenges of developing and implementing IPE and CP.

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Building Evaluation into the Development of Interprofessional Education Initiativesons need to earn their place in the curriculum. Interprofessional education (IPE) represents such an innovation. The value (or lack thereof) of an IPE initiative can best be demonstrated by robust evaluation processes (Institute of Medicine, 2015). Evaluation is important not only for indicating whe

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Establishing and Evaluating Interprofessional Student-Led Wellness Assessment Services Focused on thpopularity of interprofessional education (IPE) has certainly grown noticeably over recent years. There is a trend towards an increased interest in IPE not only amongst tertiary education providers and researchers but also policymakers as well (Reeves et al., 2008). In this regard, the World Health

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Distinctive Leadership Styles in a Collaborative Strategy for Mental Health Care Delivery in Pakistaevel (Khalily, 2011a). Those demands include delivering quality health services to the public within the constraints of available resources, including governmental budgets, whilst utilising the existing infrastructure and optimising the use of interprofessional teamwork (Hall, 2005; Khalily, 2011b).

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Using a Community of Practice to Increase Leadership Capacity in Non-Traditional Settings for Interp or professional practice placements. In Australia, professional accrediting bodies mandate either that a minimum number of practice based hours must be completed prior to graduation or that students must attain a range of clinical/professional competencies that can only be achieved by prolonged exp

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Interprofessional Health Care Team Challenge: A New Zealand Perspective an effective evaluative framework. There are many examples of interprofessional learning (IPL) and the pivotal role it plays in the development of interprofessional collaborative practice. One such IPL activity, originating in Canada, which has gained international popularity in a variety of forms

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International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health: Catalyst for Interprofessional Ed by service users. How does one go about this if team members have different conceptual frameworks in approaching service users and are using different terms for describing the same thing? Students are often taught numerous, potentially contradicting approaches to service users and communities, whi