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lecture 11: Paradigm shift vs training course: Interprofessional Collaboration in Medical Education

Paradigm shift vs training course: Interprofessional Collaboration in Medical Education

Can interprofessional collaboration transform how we train healthcare professionals?

This session explores the joint training of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and other professionals, and how interprofessional education shapes a new culture of collaboration in medicine. It also introduces the Quintuple Aim approach, which integrates quality of care, professional well-being, and equity, as well as tools for implementing interprofessional education within curricula.

We examine experiences of implementing these approaches in medical education, integrating them into curricula, supporting faculty development, and engaging clinicians in teaching. Particular attention is given to the role of students as agents of change, the development of reflective team-based practice, and the support of lifelong learning throughout professional careers.

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Speaker: Peter Pype, Professor at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Ghent University, Belgium. Center for Interprofessional Collaboration in Education, Research and Practice.

Moderator: Anastasiya Leukhina, Consultant of the Ukrainian-Swiss project "Medical Education Development," author of The Not-So-Scary Book: About Life, Death, and Everything In Between, and editor of the manual Humanity and Empathy in Healthcare.

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