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Public health education specialists and nurses often work interprofessionally in the public health setting. Using a mixed-methods design, this exploratory study evaluated the effect of an online interprofessional case study activity on nursing and public health education students’ perceptions of each other’s professional role. For the public health experimental group only, a statistically significant change (p < .05) was found in their perceptions of the professional roles of nurses including large changes in six specific domains. Recommendations for implementing interprofessional education programs include more emphasis on education about professional scopes of practice and roles/responsibilities of the health professions. KEY WORDS Case Study – Interprofessional Education – Nursing Education – Public Health Education nterprofessional education (IPE) has been reported to demon- Labor Statistics, 2015; National Commission for Health Education strate positive changes in interprofessional knowledge and attitudes Credentialing [NCHEC], n.d.) and will need to collaborate in team- I (Reeves et al., 2016) as well as communication skills (Nelson, White, based health care delivery. The present study was designed to explore Hodges, & Tassone, 2017) of student participants. IPE can assist in the impact of an interprofessional case study activity on nursing and the process of moving students from their discipline-specific
Nursing Education Perspectives – Wolters Kluwer Health
Published: Jun 1, 2019
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