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ANZAHPE has an agreement with the Australasian Interprofessional Practice and Education Network (AIPPEN) that supports a close relationship between ANZAHPE and AIPPEN. |
Upcoming events
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PAST EVENTS
SEPTEMBER 2022 Fiona will outline the format and structure of her successful, synchronous, student scheduled IPE module on anti-racism. Participants will be encouraged to draw on their own experiences to make connections and exchange ideas. In this session, we anticipate that you will leave with at least one new idea to explore and widen your network of colleagues with interests in interprofessional education. MAY 2022 AIPPEN IPE Networking Session: Exchanging ideas about introducing interprofessional facilitation to colleagues The authors of the AIPPEN Guide to Facilitating Inter-professional Education: Fiona Kent, Megan Anakin, Margo Brewer, Krista Cockrell, Lyn Gum, and Caterina Tannous will demonstrate and discuss strategies to support colleagues new to IPE facilitation. |
MARCH 2022 AIPPEN IPE Networking Session: Exchanging ideas about how to facilitate interaction and create safe learning spaces for IPE Exchanging ideas about how to facilitate interaction and create safe learning spaces for IPE In this networking session, we discuss strategies to facilitate interaction between students in face to face and Zoom classes. Eileen McKinlay and Linda Gulliver will start our conversation with a brief overview of their approach before opening the discussion for others to build on. The goal of this AIPPEN sponsored event is to encourage conversations between people interested in IPE to exchange ideas and share practice. Eileen McKinlay is an Associate Professor and Director of the IPE Centre, University of Otago. She has been facilitating in-person IPE for many years. Since 2020, Eileen has worked at adapting IPE for Zoom delivery. Linda Gulliver is a Senior Lecturer and IPE Academic Lead for the Division of Health Sciences, University of Otago (Dunedin campus). She also Convenes an Integrated Case-based Programme for second and third-year medical students at the Otago Medical School. Linda has facilitated small group learning for medical students since 2005. |