FOUNDATIONS LEARNING MODULE
Family Care Teams Foundations: Introduction to Interprofessional Collaborative Practice
About 25 min 18 pages
Welcome to the Family Care Teams Foundations program. This is the first module in the program, and in this module, we introduce the fundamentals of interprofessional collaborative practice, its utility for team-based primary care broadly, and for Family Care Teams in Newfoundland and Labrador specifically.
The overall goal of this training program is to develop and support interprofessional practice skills in Family Care Teams in Newfoundland and Labrador and their many stakeholders. The program is based on a stages of team development model that describes how teams grow together and optimize their performance.
Learning objectives
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Summarize and classify the evidence that interprofessional collaborative practice produces better primary care outcomes using the quintuple aim
- List and define the Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative’s collaborative practice competencies
- List and define the stages of group development in Tuckman’s model
- Assess which stage of development best describes your current care team
What this module covers
- Training Program Pathway
- Interprofessional Collaborative Practice
- Interprofessional Practice and the Quintuple Aim
- Table of Systematic Review Outcomes
- What skills do care providers need to practice in IP teams?
- CIHC's Competency Framework for Advancing Interprofessional Practice
- Competencies, Team Development, and This Training Program
- Tuckman's Stages of Team Development Model
- Assessing Stages of Development - Four Vignettes Setup
- Assessing Stages of Development - Vignette #1
- Assessing Stages of Development - Vignette #2
- Assessing Stages of Development - Vignette #3
- Assessing Stages of Development - Vignette #4
- What, So What, and Now What