Join us from 5.30pm -7.30pm in LG01 in the School of Pharmacy - light refreshments from 5pm!

An Interprofessional approach wins President’s award for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

The importance of contributing to the evidence base and the scholarship of Interprofessional education is vital to developing a culture of IPL in academic and clinical practice settings.

Interprofessional collaboration between the Department of Paramedicine and the School of Pharmacy.

Professor Fiona Kent, Deputy Director, Health Professions Education Centre, RCSI.

The IPL Development Committee introduced a new IPL workshop series for first year students in Semester 2.

IPL workshops took place in semester 2 for medicine, pharmacy and nursing and midwifery students with Medication Safety and safe prescribing as the objective.

This year's case focused on a lady with cystic fibrosis.

On Feb 21^st three interprofessional student teams took part in the first AIPEC UCC local competition.

A recent IPL session, held in the Mercy University Hospital in January 2024, centred around Stroke and the importance of a collaborative, patient centred approach.

This semester 70 third year Pharmacy students and 55 fourth year Dentistry students participated in this workshop.

This year marks the 15^th year of the successful running of the IPL Safe Prescribing session for Medicine and Pharmacy students in the Mercy University Hospital.

Bringing together approximately 130 first-year students!

On the 9^th and 10^th January, the Centre for the Advancement of Interprofessional Education UK delivered a series of workshops entitled Interprofessional Learning: strategic planning, development & involving key stakeholders.

On January 17th, the National Suicide Research Foundation in collaboration with the HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention and the School of Public Health held a seminar and World Café in UCC.