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Clare O'Hara1, Lana Trotter1, Carl Olsen1
1Practice Education Facilitator, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
Abstract:
Evidence has highlighted the importance of interprofessional education in relation to the promotion of collaborative team working and the ultimate reduction in communication errors between health professionals. The establishment of interprofessional education in undergraduate healthcare programmes prepares students for interprofessional collaboration, which is vital to the delivery of safe patient care. Using a logic model approach an interprofessional education e-learning programme was developed and made available to healthcare students to undertake during their clinical practice experiences. This article describes how a logic model process was used to develop and implement this interprofessional education e-learning programme for use by undergraduate healthcare students.
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