Virtual Interprofessional Education: Team Collaboration in Discharge Planning Simulation.

Autor: Smith LM; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Jacob J; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Prush N; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Groden S; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Yost E; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Gilkey S; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Turkelson C; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu ., Keiser M; Leslie M. Smith, DPT, PT, is Clinical Associate Professor at UM-Flint, Board-Certified in Cardiovascular and Pulmonary PT and Wound Management, dedicated to interprofessional education for 10 years, completed IPE Fellowship in 2017, and elected to National Academies of Practice (NAP) in 2022. Dr. Smith can be contacted by email at llacy@umich.edu .; Julie Jacob, DHSc, MSOT, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director for UM-Flint Occupational Therapy and has 14 years of clinical and 10 years of higher education experience-Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for 9 years, committed to interprofessional education, research in telehealth, and occupational justice. Dr. Jacobs can be reached at jjjacob@umich.edu .; Nicholas Prush, PhD, MHA, RRT, RRT-ACCS, is Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor in Respiratory Therapy at UM-Flint; expertise in reducing 30-day hospital readmission penalties, chronic pulmonary diseases, and interprofessional education; active in IPE interactions; and President of the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. Dr Prush can be contacted via email at naprush@umich.edu .; Sheryl Groden, PhD, LMSW, is Assistant Professor in Social Work and Co-Director of the Center on Aging at UM-Flint; clinical experience as a geriatric and medical social worker in hospital discharge planning, community-based case management, and program development; expertise in qualitative research, and clinical supervision; and strong connections and knowledge of community work. Dr. Groden can be reached at grodensh@umich.edu .; Elizabeth Yost, OTD, OTRL, is Clinical Assistant Professor at UM-Flint, occupational therapist with 10 years of clinical experience; doctorate from the University of Illinois at Chicago; and passionate about active, experiential learning for health care students. Research interests include knowledge translation, interprofessional education, and intergenerational learning. She can be contacted at elizarob@umich.edu .; Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, is Associate Professor in Physician Assistant Department at UM-Flint; specializes in interprofessional education and service learning; licensed and certified physician assistant since 1996; and expertise in curriculum design, assessment, and program accreditation. Dr. Gilkey can be reached at sjgilkey@umich.edu .; Carman Turkelson, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRN, CHSE-A, is a nurse for over 30 years, specializes in critical care interprofessional and simulation-based education (SBE). Recently achieved the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educators-Advanced (CHSE-A) certification further demonstrating her commitment to high-quality SBE. Research explores the use of simulation, aspects of learning, interprofessional teamwork and communication, and patient safety. Dr Turkelson can be reached at carmant@umich.edu .; Megan Keiser, DNP, RN, CNRN, SCRN, CHSE, ACNS-BC, NP-C, is experienced in interprofessional education, focusing on simulation in advanced practice nursing-committed to enhancing patient outcomes through research in academic, acute care, and community settings. Reach Dr. Keiser at keiserm@umich.edu .

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