‘When two Schools meet’: Pharmacy and Medical undergraduates learning Clinical Skills Together
Author(s) -
Matthew Smith,
Siân Williams,
C. Cann,
Emma J. Kidd,
Robert Dewdney,
Anna Milsom,
Paul Kinnersley
Publication year - 2014
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.3927/226745
Subject(s) - pharmacy , medical education , computer science , mathematics education , psychology , medicine , family medicine
Background: The GPhC guidance document “Future Pharmacists” highlights the importance of team working and an appreciation of the roles, responsibilities and skills of other health care workers. Interprofessional education (IPE) can counter inflexibility and tribalism, preparing people to work together to provide quality patient care. Learning together builds a strong foundation for more effective teamwork through greater understanding of and respect for each other’s skills and expertise. Cardiff University School of Medicine Clinical Skills and Simulation Team and the School of Pharmacy have successfully forged a unique partnership in order to implement regular IPE in Clinical Skills within their curricula.
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