“Prescribing Safely Together on the Ward” (PSOW)
Testing & adapting a medical student OSCE as an IPE activity for medical & pharmacy students
Testing & adapting a medical student OSCE as an IPE activity - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Prescribing Safely Together on the W ard (PSOW) Testing & adapting a medical student OSCE as an IPE activity for medical & pharmacy students #3O7 @Amy_Arnold88 Background CURRICULUM MAPPING TEAM WORKING PHARMACIST
Testing & adapting a medical student OSCE as an IPE activity for medical & pharmacy students
TEAM WORKING PHARMACIST INVOLVEMENT IMPROVE PRESCRIBING OUTCOMES (EQUIP 2009) CURRICULUM MAPPING EXISTING ACTIVITIES CONDUCIVE TO IPE?
PRESCRIBING ON THE WARD OSCE
CONCERNS OVER SUITABILITY OF TASKS FOR MED/PHARM IPE
“WASN’T MUCH INVOLVEMENT IN TERMS OF ACTUALLY WORKING TOGETHER”
Pilot
8 pharmac macy y 3 medica ical
CHANGES BASED ON PILOT 1 FEEDBACK TO ENCOURAGE DISCUSSION & IPE
TRANSCRIBING/ PRESCRIBING
PATIENT COUNSELLING Pilot
7 pharmac macy y 7 medica ical TIME FOR FEEDBACK
Pilot
7 ph pharmac macy y 7 medica ical
My role within the interdisciplinary team is clearly defined
Before After 1 2 3 4 5
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SPICE score
I understand the roles of other professionals within the interdisciplinary team
B e f
e A f t e r 1 2 3 4 5
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SPICE score
Participating in educational experiences with another discipline of students enhances my future ability to work in an interdisciplinary team
Before After 1 2 3 4 5
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SPICE score
UNDERSTAND ROLES OF OTHERS WITHIN HEALTHCARE TEAMS EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE ENHANCE ABILITY TO WORK IN ID TEAM SUCCESSES VALUE OF SHARED EXPERIENCES ROLE WITHIN TEAM CLEARLY DEFINED MORE PREPARED
KEY TO SUCCESS
CHALLENGES GEOGRAPHY TIMETABLING SCALE UP ROLL OUT
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