Monthly Archives: November 2016

Research Note: Interprofessional education in maternity services: Is there evidence to support policy?

Against a backdrop of poor maternity and obstetric care, identified in the Morecambe Bay Inquiry, the UK government has recently called for improvements and heralded investment in training. Given the complex mix of professionals working closely together in maternity services addressing the lack of joined up continuing professional development (CPD) is necessary. This led Davies,… Read More »

Summary: Interprofessional Education and Practice Guide No. 8: Team-based interprofessional practice placements

Interprofessional Education and Practice Guide No. 8: Team-based interprofessional practice placements Margo L. Brewer & Hugh Barr Whilst interest in interprofessional learning (IPL) in practice contexts has grown in recent years, the complexities involved have led many universities to rely on IPL in the classroom, online, and/or simulated contexts. Curtin University’s Faculty of Health Sciences… Read More »