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Engage diverse groups to advance interprofessional practice, education, and research
CAIPER reimagines teamwork and collaboration to transform healthcare.
We provide evidence-based strategies, training, and education to increase understanding of team collaboration and its impact on healthcare.
Innovate
Pioneer novel and forward-thinking research, programming, and interventions
Activate
Identify and disseminate key scholarship and advancements in the field of interprofessionalism
Featured CAIPER Training
Are you ready to experience the power of humility in your professional and personal life?
Organized into a Virtual Guide, CAIPER's newest innovative new training takes inspiration from High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) to provide dynamic approaches to humility development. HIIT for Humility™ outlines the core principles of humility and offers practical “workouts” to strengthen, build, and maintain personal and professional humility.
From the Desk of CAIPER
About a year ago, we decided to try our hand at preparing educational materials that would help primary care providers work more effectively with the complex and vulnerable populations they typically serve. We started with a few premises – like whatever we developed needed to be real, practical, and useful.
September 26, 2018
CAIPER and the National Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (NCIPE) have partnered to offer a very active three-day workshop March 28-30, 2018. Participants will learn and practice strategies and tools for high performance teamwork in care coordination and integrated care, and how to translate team roles, activities and outcomes into dollars.
February 1, 2018
I was asked to speak at the first advanced IPEC Institute in October this year. Academic-Practice teams come to IPEC workshops from all over the US to work on growing their interprofessional programs. The topic for my talk was integrating IPEC competencies in interprofessional learning.
December 17, 2017
The American health system has already begun a transition from a sick model to a patient centered/community-based prevention and wellness system. As nurse educators it is our charge to educate and prepare the next generation of nurses with the knowledge, skills and attitudes essential for optimizing team-based care and interprofessional practice.
October 11, 2017
Many people see clinics as a place only for health students to volunteer, but in actuality it requires many different schools of thought to function successfully. Like our clients, student-run clinics are much more complex than they seem, and they need attention from many different disciplines...
September 22, 2017
