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Annual Education Report 2015-2016 Page 10 of 31 Students are invited to participate in an IPE structured placement. The program is designed to focus on specific geriatric issues. It includes case-based group learning, simulation and other fun activities. Students are expected to review some on-line modules on your own time to prepare for each weekly session. Students from five or more different professions participate in this program. unit/area of placement # of Students Student Professions Dates of IPE All Units 9 Health Administration, Speech Language Pathology, Social Work, Audiology, Therapeutic Recreation May – June 2015 All Units 9 Therapeutic Recreation, Pharmacy, Chaplain, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Nutrition Nov. – Dec. 2015 All Units 7 Speech Language Pathology, Health Informatics Management, Pharmacy, Social Work, Pharmacy Tech Jan. – Feb. 2016 CLRI 12 Biomedical Science, Food and Nutrition, Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, Psychology, Kinesiology, Recreation Therapy, Biochemistry, July, 2015 In our Monthly IPE lunch and learn sessions, students learn about various professional and clinical topics and to apply the IPE values and principles of IPE/C to clinical care. Some of the topics discussed include team building, conflict resolution, motivational interviewing, and responsive behaviours. unit/area of placement # of Students Student Professions Dates of IPE All Units 7 Physical Therapy, Medicine, Research, Social Work April 2015 All Units 12 Pharmacy, Health Administration, Occupational Therapy, Research, Therapeutic Recreation, Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, Psychology, Library Studies, Dietetics May 2015 All Units 14 Nursing (RPN & RN), Psychology, Pharmacy, Social Work Oct. 2015 All Units 8 Nursing, Psychology, Research Nov. 3, 2015 All Units 10 Medicine, Research, Nursing Nov. 19,2015 All Units 8 Nutrition, Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Pharmacy, Psychology March 2016 Innovative Interprofessional Education (IPE) Curricula

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