Henry Hicks Academic Administration Building,
Dalhousie University

September, 2007
Between January and April 2007, 37 students on 9 interprofessional teams worked together collaboratively at a Seamless Care clinical site under the guidance of their clinical preceptors.

We are currently analyzing data gathered from students, preceptors, and patients about this research project. This analysis will be used in supporting the benefits of interprofessional education and inform change and future development.

This phase of the project will see members of the research team, staff, steering committee, and project participants present at two international conferences. A variety of papers will also be published in the upcoming year.

September, 2006

September, 2005

News & Events

Overview

Seamless Care to present at The Division of Medical Education's 9th Annual Symposium Day on Medical/Health Professions Education

SeamlessCare Interprofessional Education Journal Club - Apr. 29

Seamless Care is an innovative three-year pilot project to develop and evaluate a model of pre-licensure interprofessional education, designed to enhance teamwork among health professionals....

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"[Seamless Care experience] stimulated the teamwork spirit among the participants, besides catapulting health care students into a new level of patient care." ~ Mohamed Firdaus Mohamed Mydeen, May 2006