Our Interprofessional Collaborative Care Program teaches you about the interprofessional model of care while focusing on interprofessional collaboration. Explore multiple perspectives on a range of issues related to practice within various professions. Examine the strengths and limitations of your role; the unique contributions made by other health care professionals; and, most importantly, the values, ethics, communication and conflict that exist when an interprofessional team is providing care. This nursing program emphasizes holistic care, cultural diversity/sensitivity, critical thinking and reflective practice. Courses take a patient-focused, family-centred and interprofessional approach. Current research, adult learning principles, social justice, best practices and lived experience provide the foundation for learning.
Prerequisites
You must be a registered health care professional.
Completion Details
Once you have completed all the requirements of this program, you can request to receive a certificate using the department contact information on this web page.
Certificate Stream
Core Courses (Three)
This is the recommended completion order. One of these:
- NURS 1052 Leadership and Advanced Communication On Campus
- NURS 1062 Leadership and Advanced Communication Online
One of these:
- NURS 1080 Introduction to Interprofessional Education and Care On Campus
- NURS 1081 Introduction to Interprofessional Education and Care Online
One of these:
- Contact Information
- Contact:
- Gayle Bradley, Co-ordinator (Post-RN and Academic Pathway)
- Email:
- gbradley@georgebrown.ca
- Phone:
- Office Location(s):