JCIPE -- Presentations/Publications

Publications and Presentation
Updated June 2009

This listing demonstrates the ongoing scholarly activities devoted to interprofessional education at Thomas Jefferson University.

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New Directions in Education: Innovations and Evidence

Presentation to the 2008 Annual Conference of the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions, October 31, 2008, Baltimore, Maryland

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Interprofessional Education: State of the Art at TJU

This presentation provides a RATIONALE and snapshot of the integrated approach at Thomas Jefferson University. It also includes information on chronic disease management, interdisciplinary health care teams, patient-centered care and interdisciplinary chronic illness curriculum for health professions students.

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Interprofessional Education: A Chronic Illness Mentor Program for Nursing, Medical, and Occupational and Physical Therapy Students

A longitudinal two-year chronic illness mentor program for nursing, medical, and occupational and physical therapy students was developed by interprofessional group of faculty from Thomas Jefferson University, including the Jefferson Nursing School, the Jefferson Medical College and the Jefferson College of Health Professions [physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT)]. The chronic illness curriculum, which was approved by the curriculum committees of all four disciplines, officially began September 2007.

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