Additions to the calendar are always welcome! Contact us today to list your event: OUHSC-IPE@ouhsc.edu.
Faculty Activity System Training
FAS basics 1 will cover the General & Contact Information and Teaching Activities sections of Faculty Activity System
SAME/FAME Simulation
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their caregivers and families, require unique communication techniques that are patient-centered. This innovative team-based simulation allows learners to be taught directly by individuals (self-advocates) or family members (family-advocates) in a safe environment regarding proper team-based communication.
Enrollment for FA22 is now available. Register today!
Unity Clinic and Intro to IPE D2L Sites Open
FAS basics 2 will cover a quick review of FAS basics 1 and Research & Scholarship Activites and Services sections sections of the OUHSC Faculty Activity System.
2S- LGBTQ+ Community Informed Simulation
This course is intended to be completed after Diversity Ally training is completed, and before participation in interprofessional clinical activities.
Proposed Goal: The goal of this project is to engage the 2S-LGBTQ+ community as active team members in course design, content delivery, and active reflection to prepare health professions students to be collaborative and patient-centered when delivering team-based care to the community.
Enrollment for FA22 is now open. Register today!
Unity Clinic Retreat
Details Coming Soon
Unity Clinic Leadership Orientation
Social Determinants of Health: Health Literacy Simulation
This project is aimed at reducing readmission rates for patients with Sepsis as well as teaching students how to effectively address the social determinants of health in a health literate way. Many times, the care that we give the patient is above their level of understanding – through this simulation and hospital experience working with Sepsis patients, it is our goal to cultivate effective healthcare communicators!
Breaking Bad News Simulation
Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques. This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis.
Registration now open. Limited spots are available. Please email kylie-pethoud@ouhsc.edu to sign up!