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Current realities and future vision: Developing an interprofessional, integrated health care workforce
Nicole Dubus1, Heather Howard2
1a Department of Social Work , San Jose State University , San Jose , California , USA.
Abstract:
This article shares findings from an interprofessional symposium that took place in Boston in the spring of 2015. Educators and practitioners from various disciplines shared challenges, successes, and ideas on best interprofessional collaboration (IPC) and curricula development. The findings include the importance of patient-and-family-centered care, which includes the patient and his/her family in the decision-making process; increased education regarding IPC in universities and major hospitals; and educational opportunities within health care systems.
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