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Online Interprofessional Health Sciences Education: From Theory To Practice, Robert Luke, Patty Solomon, Sue Baptiste, Pippa Hall, Carole Orchard, Ellen Rukholm, Lorraine Carter
Online Interprofessional Health Sciences Education: From Theory To Practice, Robert Luke, Patty Solomon, Sue Baptiste, Pippa Hall, Carole Orchard, Ellen Rukholm, Lorraine Carter
Carole A Orchard, BSN, MEd, EdD (UBC)
Online learning (e-learning) has a nascent but established history. Its application to interprofessional education (IPE), however, is relatively new. Over the past 2 decades the Internet has been used increasingly to mediate education. We have come past the point of "should we use the Internet for education" to "how should we use the Internet for education." Research has begun on the optimal development of online learning environments to support IPE. Developing online IPE should follow best practices in e-learning generally, though there are some special considerations for acknowledging the interprofessional context and clinical environments that online IPE is designed to …
Health Outcomes For Better Information And Care (Hobic): Integrating Patient Outcome Information Into Nursing Undergraduate Curricula, Carole Orchard, Cheryl Reid-Haughian, Rick Vanderlee
Health Outcomes For Better Information And Care (Hobic): Integrating Patient Outcome Information Into Nursing Undergraduate Curricula, Carole Orchard, Cheryl Reid-Haughian, Rick Vanderlee
Carole A Orchard, BSN, MEd, EdD (UBC)
Nursing-sensitive outcomes provide common information across sectors, thus eliminating duplication that frequently occurs as individuals move across settings. These outcomes also facilitate increased trust among colleagues and support common understandings of patient care needs, thus enhancing continuity of care. Outcomes-oriented information is also likely to increase patient safety and improve overall quality of care. Shared standards and data support consistent decision-making, as nursing decisions can be tracked back over time to assess patient care outcomes. Consequently, nurses will have the means to determine the impact of their interventions on patient outcomes. At the same time, adoption of common approaches to …
Competencies For Interprofessional Collaboration, Lesley Bainbridge, Louise Nasmith, Carole Orchard, Victoria Wood
Competencies For Interprofessional Collaboration, Lesley Bainbridge, Louise Nasmith, Carole Orchard, Victoria Wood
Carole A Orchard, BSN, MEd, EdD (UBC)
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