Interprofessional Values and Ethics

Interprofessional Values and Ethics

Issued by Carroll University

Equipped with the necessary tools to provide interprofessional patient-centered care that maintains a climate of mutual respect and shared values. They are able to deliver interprofessional population health programs and services that promote health equity across the lifespan to a culturally diverse community population while upholding high ethical standards of practice.

Skills

Earning Criteria

  • Successfully completed the Interprofessional Collaborative Competency Attainment Survey (ICCAS) with noted improvement scores.
  • Identified and applied integrative health opportunities to enhance client wellness based in at least one of the three categories of social determinants of health: physical environment, social environment and individual characteristics/behaviors.
  • Produced a comprehensive case study, presentation, and/or poster offering multiple perspectives on Interprofessional teams with other health professional students (Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Nursing)