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Area of Science:

Health Professions Education
Interprofessional Learning
Curriculum Evaluation

Background:

Retrospective evaluation of a local interprofessional education (IPE) curriculum framework.
IPE curriculum integrated across undergraduate health and social care programs for over 10 professions.
Curriculum design and impact informed by psycho-social and learning theories.

Purpose of the Study:

Highlight the significance of longitudinal interprofessional education (IPE) evaluation.
Facilitate curriculum comparisons and advance understanding of effective IPE strategies.
Share a comprehensive evaluation framework for health professions education.

Main Methods:

Utilized the Presage, Process, and Product conceptual framework (Biggs, 1993).
Employed the Kirkpatrick evaluation outcome model (1996).
Collected data on student learning outcomes, and feedback from students, teachers, practitioners, patients, and carers.

Main Results:

Identified cyclical issues in student experiences and facilitator capabilities.
Highlighted challenges in practical learning experiences, which were positively received by students.
Demonstrated the utility of applying theory to resolve identified problems and enhance understanding.

Conclusions:

Acknowledged missed opportunities for theoretically informed research questions in IPE evaluation.
Presented the developed framework as a complete and comprehensive evaluation process.
Emphasized the value of a structured approach for evaluating interprofessional education programs.