Interprofessional Education & Collaborative Practice
Exam 2023
IPE definition - ANSWER when two or more professions learn about, from, and
with each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes
Collaborative Practice - ANSWER occurs when multiple health workers from
different professional backgrounds provide comprehensive services by working
with patients, their families, careers and communities to deliver the highest
quality of care across settings
why IPE and IPCP - ANSWER -complexity of care
-safety problems
-accreditation requirements
-affordable care act
IPE - ANSWER interprofessional education
ICPC - ANSWER interprofessional collaborative practice
factors influencing healthcare delivery - ANSWER safety issues, fragmentation of
healthcare delivery, breakdown in communication between health professionals,
rising health costs, inadequate technological infrastructure, working in silos
healthcare outcomes triple aim is - ANSWER better care, better health, lower
costs
what IPE is - ANSWER multiple, diverse views and opinions, team oriented, one
team, many professions, collaborative, learning together, equality and respect
IPE is not - ANSWER one way of looking at a problem, individualistic, many
people, one profession, autonomous, learning separately, hierarchical
benefits of IPE - ANSWER -increase understanding of the expertise of each
discipline
-develop an understanding of team dynamics, communication skills and conflict
resolution
, -learn and develop clinical expertise together
-increase knowledge and understanding of similarities, differences and areas of
role overlap
-respect the values, beliefs and attitudes that differentiate health professions
-increase knowledge of the importance of team collaboration in care delivery
what can collaborative practice do - ANSWER -increase access to, and
coordination of, health services
-increase appropriate use of clinical resources
-improve health outcomes for people with chronic diseases
-improve patient care and safety
-increase patient satisfaction
each health profession has its own - ANSWER identity, values, scope of practice,
role in patient care
what serves as the foundation of role identification - ANSWER educational
experiences, socialization
professional identities - ANSWER understanding the roles of others,
understanding your own role
emergency physician - ANSWER includes the initial evaluation, diagnosis,
treatment, coordination of care among multiple providers, and disposition of any
patient requiring expeditious medical, surgical, or psychiatric care
emergency medical technician (EMTs) - ANSWER licensed and certified
professionals who may conduct basic invasive, non-invasive, and/or
pharmacological interventions to reduce harm at the scene of an emergency and
safely relocate patients to medical care facilities via found or air transportation
triage nurse - ANSWER process of collecting pertinent patient information and
initiating a decision-making process that categorizes and prioritizes the needs of
patients seeking care
the emergency nurses association says that a triage must be - ANSWER
-performed by a registered nurse
-emergency nurses should complete a standardized triage education course that
Exam 2023
IPE definition - ANSWER when two or more professions learn about, from, and
with each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes
Collaborative Practice - ANSWER occurs when multiple health workers from
different professional backgrounds provide comprehensive services by working
with patients, their families, careers and communities to deliver the highest
quality of care across settings
why IPE and IPCP - ANSWER -complexity of care
-safety problems
-accreditation requirements
-affordable care act
IPE - ANSWER interprofessional education
ICPC - ANSWER interprofessional collaborative practice
factors influencing healthcare delivery - ANSWER safety issues, fragmentation of
healthcare delivery, breakdown in communication between health professionals,
rising health costs, inadequate technological infrastructure, working in silos
healthcare outcomes triple aim is - ANSWER better care, better health, lower
costs
what IPE is - ANSWER multiple, diverse views and opinions, team oriented, one
team, many professions, collaborative, learning together, equality and respect
IPE is not - ANSWER one way of looking at a problem, individualistic, many
people, one profession, autonomous, learning separately, hierarchical
benefits of IPE - ANSWER -increase understanding of the expertise of each
discipline
-develop an understanding of team dynamics, communication skills and conflict
resolution
, -learn and develop clinical expertise together
-increase knowledge and understanding of similarities, differences and areas of
role overlap
-respect the values, beliefs and attitudes that differentiate health professions
-increase knowledge of the importance of team collaboration in care delivery
what can collaborative practice do - ANSWER -increase access to, and
coordination of, health services
-increase appropriate use of clinical resources
-improve health outcomes for people with chronic diseases
-improve patient care and safety
-increase patient satisfaction
each health profession has its own - ANSWER identity, values, scope of practice,
role in patient care
what serves as the foundation of role identification - ANSWER educational
experiences, socialization
professional identities - ANSWER understanding the roles of others,
understanding your own role
emergency physician - ANSWER includes the initial evaluation, diagnosis,
treatment, coordination of care among multiple providers, and disposition of any
patient requiring expeditious medical, surgical, or psychiatric care
emergency medical technician (EMTs) - ANSWER licensed and certified
professionals who may conduct basic invasive, non-invasive, and/or
pharmacological interventions to reduce harm at the scene of an emergency and
safely relocate patients to medical care facilities via found or air transportation
triage nurse - ANSWER process of collecting pertinent patient information and
initiating a decision-making process that categorizes and prioritizes the needs of
patients seeking care
the emergency nurses association says that a triage must be - ANSWER
-performed by a registered nurse
-emergency nurses should complete a standardized triage education course that
