The Center to Advance Interprofessional Education and Practice (CAIEP; formerly Center for Excellence in Collaborative Education, CECE) holds poster sessions to share the research and scholarship of student teams who participate in Interprofessional Team Immersion, Student-Led Mini-Grants, Clinical Experience, Event-Related and Service Learning community projects. The 2021 Fall session will be held Wednesday, December 1 at 12 p.m. on Facebook Live, UNE Livestream, and Zoom.
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Dismantling The Hierarchy: Interprofessional Collaboration For Best Patient Outcome
Krysten Abboud, Carmen Guerra, Hannah Jones, Diana Liu, and Claire Puffer
Research poster documenting a collaborative case reflection: Students learning to utilize interprofessional team collaboration to develop skills among Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Osteopathic Medicine, Allopathic Medicine, Dentistry, and Social Work fields to create the best plan of care for our Telehealth patient, Amanda Berry-Mantel.
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The Impact Of Interprofessional Team Immersion On A Patient With Long-Term COVID
Magaret Adeloye, Brian Lamboy, Leocadie Ngeufack, Hanna Roan, and Susan Rhodes
Our project talks about how we utilized teleheath during our IPTI case centered around Long-Covid and the advantages/disadvantages to using telehealth within our team.
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It’s About Connection! Lessons From Interprofessional Immersion
Jordan Agabin, Jillian Battista, Isra El-Khateeb, Joanna Lamboy, Shannon McCrillis, and Dave Norman
Poster representing the collaboration of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy students to bring monthly wellness seminars to the older adult population residing at Westbrook Housing Authority. Wellness series topics included pain management, balance, and nutrition with more to come in the spring semester.
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Service Learning: Pamphlet Project - Malaria Prevention And Treatment
Rene Agbortarh, Anna Beaudet, Katherine Kukay, Victoria Mitchell, Kirsten Sullivan, and Marissa White
Video presentation of the new patient educational material on malaria prevention and treatment designed for the Ghana Cross Cultural Immersion program. The product was developed and designed in collaboration with students from the public health, pharmacy and nursing disciplines.
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Cross-Disciplinary Care After ACL Rupture From A Telehealth Perspective
Hannah Akre
A multi-disciplinary team worked together to determine a care plan for a simulated client who was status post-anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. Effective care and communication were evaluated by the care team and the patient following two telehealth consults. Social determinates of health were addressed as the client could not afford co-pays to receive rehabilitation services or follow-up appointments with the surgeon. The care plan for the patient was... Read More
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Adapting Motivational Interviewing To Telehealth: An Interprofessional Approach
Nehal Basti, Alison Crooker, Zainab Jabor, Jacob McHugh, and Sneha Patel
Research poster describing the following: Implementing telemedicine group dynamics to address chronic pain for individuals experiencing Long-COVID. How do we overcome the barriers of tele-health and use motivational interviewing across professions when few viable treatments exist for Long-COVID and how does rapport building come into play in these scenarios?
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Westbrook Housing Authority Educational Seminar Series
Jillian Battista, Merima Kulosman, Angela Marquez, Alexandra Rahilly, Erika Simburger, Gunner Vallatini, and Miguel Vidal
Poster representing the collaboration of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy students to bring monthly wellness seminars to the older adult population residing at Westbrook Housing Authority. Wellness series topics included pain management, balance, and nutrition with more to come in the spring semester.
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Interprofessional Approach To Long Covid Through Telehealth
Elisabelle L. Bocal, Annelise DePaulo, Eram Fatima, Nicholas Goodrich, Brenna Keefe, Anna Mirianashivili, and Cam Thai
This study examines diverse perspectives with which each member of an interprofessional healthcare team approaches a telehealth based, clinical simulation with a standardized patient and collaborates to accomplish the best possible care for their patients. Healthcare professions represented are: Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Social Work, Physical Therapy, Allopathic Medicine, Osteopathic Medicine practitioner and Physician’s Assistant. The clinical case concerned a 40 year old female patient presenting with illness consistent with... Read More
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Social Determinants of Health Month: An Expansion Into Interprofessional Education
Elisabelle L. Bocal, Jesse Katon, Katie Santanello, and Austin Vaughan
Throughout the month of November, various student groups will host guest lecturers, student and physician panels, and alternative opportunities for the UNE community to learn about factors impacting health. During SDoHM, UNE graduate students, faculty, staff and community members will explore conditions in which people live, grow, work, learn, practice religion, and age that impact individual health, while also learning about systems of oppression that perpetuate those conditions and... Read More
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Student Involvement in Interprofessional Work & Perceived Impact On Future Collaboration
Elisabelle L. Bocal, Michaela Myerson, William Rinaldi, and Katie Santanello
After experiencing the multifaceted benefits of an interdisciplinary approach to pandemic planning, our multi-disciplinary team will conduct further research on interprofessional academic programming. Through this experience, we noticed that interprofessional work has benefited our education. Specifically, we seek to understand if our experiences, which influence our proposed hypotheses, align with the broader population and indicate a trend. We hypothesize that an interprofessional approach to educating the next generation of... Read More
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The Many Consequences Of Long Term COVID: A Team Effort
Kari Brown, Kassi Brandow, and Alec Daigle
Long COVID is a newly emerging diagnosis in the healthcare world. Due to the diversity of symptoms, an interprofessional approach to patient care is necessary to provide the best care to patients. This poster discusses the many possible consequences of long COVID and how our team approach was used to provide treatment to our patient. Our team included a variety of professions and engaged through a telehealth platform in... Read More
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Navigating Mistrust Of The Healthcare System Through Interprofessional Collaboration
Skylah Buchanan, Angeline Harville, and Lindsey Robinson
Research poster describing the following: The mistrust of patients towards healthcare professionals most of the time is caused by past negative medical experiences. Also, the level of trust in the health care system varies with age, race, gender, geography, and socioeconomic status. Generally, low-income patients trust the healthcare system less than higher income patients; those who are less healthy trust it less than those in better health; racial and... Read More
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Interprofessional Adaptive Sled Hockey Program
Maddie Caron, Emily Foy, Meghan Hickey, Jadin James, Abigail Leclerc, Kailey McCrorey, Kaline E. Mulvihill, Kaitlyn Knox, Kaleigh Swainamer, Theresa Thierer, and Jillian Witwicki
Our interprofessional team is working to develop an ongoing adaptive sled hockey program at UNE’s Biddeford campus. It is our goal to facilitate recreational activities for individuals with disabilities to develop skills, enhance independence, and provide enjoyment through active recreation. Having access to and participating in recreational sports is integral of a well-rounded life for every person. We hope to create a collaborative experience for all UNE students and... Read More
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Expanding Our Scopes Through Interprofessional Care In Long-Haul COVID
Kelsey Christensen, Arjumand Fatima, Madeline Kelchlin, Kelsey Pelletier, and Reilly Staples
The objective of this project was to approach a patient case from an interprofessional team approach to collaboratively address the multiple health needs as a result of long-haul COVID.
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Service Learning: Ghana Cross-Cultural Health Immersion: Medication Label Redesign
Shannon Fitzpatrick, Meghan Larson, Sarah Mayrose, and Lyse Munezero
Video presentation detailing the work of an interprofessional team of UNE students and healthcare professionals from Ghana to redesign medication labels, develop instructions for use, and create a label usability evaluation tool. These products are intended for use on future service trips to community health clinics in Ghana in the cities of Sekondi and Takoradi through the UNE Ghana Cross-Cultural Health Immersion program.
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