Whose Sandbox Is It Anyway?

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Presentation transcript:

Whose Sandbox Is It Anyway? Building Collaboration in Healthcare Programs

Meet the RCCC Team

Objectives Participants will discover models used to bring students from multiple healthcare disciplines together to practice simulated scenarios Participants will discuss how to establish a culture of collaboration Participants will be able to define interprofessional collaboration

What is Interprofessional Simulation? Interprofessional simulation provides a “collaborative approach for the development and mastery of interprofessional practice competencies.” (INACSL Standards Committee, 2016)

Healthcare Team Model Intra-departmental (between our 5 groups) Inter-departmental (between the HC team and EMT/Paramedic)

Intradepartmental Collaboration Radiography/Nursing Simulation – Code Blue OTA/PTA Presentation to Nursing Graduation Workshop

Unique Culture

Intra-collegiate Dental/Automotive at STEM event Dental/EMS Code in Dental Lab Skills USA (also community) College Foundation (bilateral support) Health/Wellness Fair STEM Events

Community Health Symposium Community partner lectures Credit Union – Personal Finance OTA/Catawba College – Patient Transfers OTA/Senior Center CarFit Give Kids a Smile Team Smile – Carolina Panthers

Video

Future Events OTA/ECE – Backpack Awareness Dental/ECE – Proper brushing techniques OTA/ECE – Sharing spaces OTA/PTA – Teaching proper body mechanics to all programs OTA/Nursing – Patient transfers Interprofessional Simulation Exercise - December 2018

Leadership Creating a positive culture Positive inspiration Lead, motivate, and pave the way Get out of the way! Let your team create

Reflection, Takeaways, and Questions