Interprofessional Simulation Case: Michael

Authors

Ashley Buckingham, University of New EnglandFollow
Dana Tischler, University of New EnglandFollow
Chris Bates-Withers, University of New EnglandFollow
Stuart Damon, University of New EnglandFollow
Shelley Cohen Konrad, University of New EnglandFollow
Benjamin Gray, University of New EnglandFollow
Nancy Jo Ross, University of New EnglandFollow
Denise Blais, University of New EnglandFollow
Tara Paradie, University of New EnglandFollow
Courtney Schapira, University of New EnglandFollow
Kerry Martin, University of New EnglandFollow
Caroline Beals, University of New EnglandFollow
Elizabeth Cyr, University of New EnglandFollow
Cindy Stewart
Robin Hanz, University of New EnglandFollow

Document Type

Teaching Document

Publication Date

2024

Abstract

Rationale

Health professions students do not routinely have curricular opportunities to learn with or from each other across their disciplines. The emphasis of this ISP is on developing capacity for cross-professional communication and on knowing each other’s roles and responsibilities in meeting the needs of the patient, Michael.

Learning Objectives

• Demonstrate ability to clearly communicate one’s roles and responsibilities to colleagues/patients/clients.
• Demonstrate responsible, clear (no jargon), and respectful communication with colleagues and patients/clients.
• Invite (express curiosity about) team members’ diverse expertise, ideas, and perspectives into planning patient/client encounter and care plan design.
• Demonstrate use of open-ended questions, active listening, reflection, and shared decision-making with patients/clients,
• Demonstrate capacity to manage difference with the team to achieve patient-centered care.

Comments

Developed for use by UNE faculty by UNE's Interprofessional Simulation Project Committee, comprised of nominated faculty from UNE's health professions.

Recommended Citation

Buckingham, Ashley; Tischler, Dana; Bates-Withers, Chris; Damon, Stuart; Cohen Konrad, Shelley; Gray, Benjamin; Ross, Nancy Jo; Blais, Denise; Paradie, Tara; Schapira, Courtney; Martin, Kerry; Beals, Caroline; Cyr, Elizabeth; Stewart, Cindy; and Hanz, Robin, "Interprofessional Simulation Case: Michael" (2024). Interprofessional Simulation Cases. 2.
https://dune.une.edu/ipsimcases/2