If you happen to work in health care, you are bound to encounter a medical student at some point. You may have been one yourself, you may have been the nurse tutor that worked alongside one or you may have been that professor that tried your best but realized that one particular student was a… Read More »
Written by Dr Anthony Breitbach PhD ATC, Associate Professor and Director of the Athletic Training Program in the Doisy College of Health Sciences at Saint Louis University @SLU_AT Teamwork and collaboration are highly valued in athletics, but what about with the health professionals who care for the athletes? I have had… Read More »
Originally posted on 23 June 2016. Written by Andrea Silvaggi, RN, MN-PHCNP program student, University of Western Ontario, Canada. Introduction During the past two months I have had the opportunity to work with the Journal of Interprofessional Care (JIC) by helping to select reviewers and by having a chance to review an article with… Read More »
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s New Leadership Programs Foster Multisector Collaboration Susan B. Hassmiller & Kaytura L. Felix Introduction The next time you walk through your community, take a look around. What factors contribute to health? What factors hinder it? Are there sidewalks to encourage walking? What about a neighborhood grocery store and nearby parks?… Read More »