Current UW IPE Offerings

In collaboration with its school/program partners, the UW CIPE provides a live list of current IPE and cross-profession educational offerings for students, faculty, staff, and practitioners at UW-Madison and our partners. Please be advised that the UW CIPE is relying on the school/program partners to contribute to update the list.

To access Professional Development opportunities at UW-Madison, please visit the Interprofessional Continuing Education Partnership (ICEP) at https://ce.icep.wisc.edu/.
To learn about the Criteria for the UW IPE Designation, please visit us at https://cipe.wisc.edu/education/#ipe-designation.
For questions, or opportunities to update/share your IPE offerings, please contact UW CIPE at cipe@wisc.edu.

Current UW IPE Offerings

IPE Offering / Initiative Name	Event Date	Link to Register/ More Information	Schools / Programs Participating	Additional Information
UW IPE Path of Distinction Program Applications open now. The application for the UW IPE PoD Program will be open year round with the official announcement of the next cohort in the fall semester with an orientation date to be announced during that time.		https://bit.ly/APPLYPOD	UW-Madison students in Genetic Counseling, Medicine, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Public Health, Social Work, and Veterinary Medicine are eligible to apply.	Students at any year in their program could apply (as long as they are able to satisfy the requirements). Applicants who are accepted in the spring or summer before the next Fall semester are encouraged to begin on the UW IPE PoD program requirements as they will be applied towards the completion of the UW IPE PoD Program. The application includes contact information, program, year of study, a brief personal statement, and resume/CV.
UW CIPE Interprofessional Values and Ethics Competency Module (IVECM) 5:15-6:45 pm IN PERSON SESSION	03/27/2023	https://bit.ly/IVECMS23	Genetic Counseling; Nursing (TBSN); Occupational Therapy; Pharmacy; Physical Therapy; Physician Assistant; Public Health; Social Work (Other UW health/social science students are invited to participate; sign up using the form listed here no later than three weeks before the event date)	If this participation in this competency module is required by your program, you do not need to sign-up as your program has sent us your information. If participation for this competency module is optional for your program, please use the form below to sign-up. REGISTER BY OR BEFORE: 3/6/23
SoN CARE Informal Discussion Invitation with Dr. Joseph Gaugler	03/30/2023	https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044DA5A62CA1FB6-discussion	Those interested in this work at UW-Madison are welcome to join (staff/faculty and students)	The School of Nursing’s Center for Aging Research and Education (CARE) is organizing an informal discussion with Dr. Joseph Gaugler, who is the director of the BOLD Public Health Center of Excellence on Dementia Caregiving at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. If you have any questions, please contact Diane Farsetta at farsetta@wisc.edu.
Careers in Aging Week Movie Night 4:30- 6 pm Signe Skott Cooper Hall	04/04/2023	https://cipe.wisc.edu/careers-in-aging-week-movie-night-tuesday-april-4-2023/	UW-Madison Faculty/Staff and Students	Enjoy a Careers in Aging Week movie night with discussion and refreshments! Watch the PBS documentary “Art + Medicine: Healthy Aging”
KES- AFTERSHOCK- Film Screening and Panel Discussion 5-8:30 pm Signe Skott Cooper Hall (School of Nursing)	04/13/2023	https://bit.ly/AFTERSHOCK23	UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee Facutly/ Staff/ Students and Program Partners of MPH, UW CIPE, and Panel Discussion Members	The UW Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (UW CIPE) and the Master Public Health Program in the UW School of Medicine and Public Health present a Knowledge Exchange Series (KES) which includes a film screening of the film AFTERSHOCK and a panel discussion to follow.
Following the preventable deaths of their loved ones due to childbirth complications		birth-workers and physicians to reckon with one of the most pressing American crises of our time – the US maternal health crisis."
Phi Lamda Sigma (Pharmacy Leadership Society) presents: Health Professional Financial Planning Workshop 5-9 pm UW-Madison School of Pharmacy	04/14/2023	https://forms.gle/VaynBBPH54MDJVBe7	UW health/ social science students	Registration is FREE and includes dinner! Workshop will include: Keynote speaker; Breakout Sessions - (each student may attend 3): Budgeting basics, Investing and retirement planning, Student debt, Making the most of your workplace benefits, Life planning and home ownership, Starting your own business; and Game of Life Simulation
IPHC Spring Summit 2023 Expanding Beyond the Quadruple Aim: Promoting Health Equity Through Interprofessional Practice - Submit an abstract - Sign-up to attend Saturday 4/22/23 9 am- 1 pm at HSLC FREE registration, abstract submission, and poster presentation.	04/22/2023	https://cipe.wisc.edu/iphc-spring-summit-2023/	FREE registration, abstract submission, and poster presentation.	Summit Learning Objectives and Description: 1.) Define the Quintuple Aim. 2.) Explain the impact of high health care costs on individuals and populations. 3.) List examples of racial disparities in health care systems, including access and patient care. 4.) Explore ways Interprofessional Practice and Education could promote health equity. 5.) Generate team-based and collaborative solutions to minimize inequities among underrepresented populations.
Bucky's Race for Rehab 5K Run/Walk or 3K Wheel/ Walk	04/23/2023	https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Madison/BuckysRaceforRehab2023	Open to all (UW Staff/ Faculty/ Students and the community)	Join the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at UW-Madison will be hosting Bucky’s Race for Rehab 5K Run/Walk or 3K Wheel/ Walk on Sunday, April 23, 2023. Entry is $35 and will include a t-shirt, post-race snacks, hydration, prizes for top finishers and a raffle ticket. Proceeds will benefit pro bono clinics, professional development and educational activities.
2023-2024 Elaine Mischler MD Interprofessional Education (IPE) Scholarship Application Opens 2/15/23 Applications due 5/1/23	05/01/2023	https://bit.ly/MischlerIPE23	Professional students in all health/social-related programs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are eligible to apply.	More information at: cipe.wisc.edu under "Scholarship"
Community Partnership Opportunity: 31st Annual $2,500 Hermes Monato Rural Health Essay Competition	06/01/2023	http://www.rwhc.com/Awards/Annual-Monato-Essay	This competition is open to all students of the University of Wisconsin (any campus) as well as graduates within the preceding year.	Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative (RWHC), a community partner of UW CIPE, shared with us the opportunity of the 31st Annual $2,500 Hermes Monato Rural Health Essay Competition. Students are encouraged to write on a rural health topic for a regular class (or independently) and then submit a copy to the Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative as an entry before the June 1st deadline.
IPE Offering / Initiative Name	Event Date	Link to Register/ More Information	Schools / Programs Participating	Additional Information

UW CIPE Competency Modules

The UW CIPE Modules are developed in collaboration with our schools/program partners based on the Interprofessional Practice Collaborative (IPEC) Competency Domains: Interprofessional Teamwork and Team-based Practice, Interprofessional Communication Practices, Values and Ethics for Interprofessional Practice, and Roles and Responsibilities for Collaborative Practice.

The intent of this series of modules is to advance students’ acquisition of collaborative practice competencies as defined by the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC) in order to meet escalating accreditation standards for interprofessional education (IPEC, 2016). Each UW CIPE Module targets one IPEC core competency and a number of related sub-competencies.

UW CIPE acknowledges that achieving competence in collaborative practice is a complex, developmental, life-long learning process. That said, the overarching goal of each module is to provide students with core knowledge, skills, and attitudes that will facilitate development towards competence in interprofessional collaborative practice. These modules are integrated into different courses at each program. More information to come!

UW CIPE Competency Modules – Dates for 2021-2022:

UW CIPE Teamwork Competency Module, Fall 2022
UW CIPE Roles and Responsibilities Competency Module, Fall 2022

One Live Session:

Date & Time: Monday, September 19 at 5:15-6:45pm
Locations:IN PERSON- SoN Active Learning Centers (1331, 1321) & HSLC 3110 Quad A, B, C, D- (See Canvas for Room/ Group)
Program Participants: Genetic Counseling, Medicine, Nursing (ABSN & TBSN), Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy and Social Work
Year of Education: Year 1 Students
Other UW health/social science students are invited to participate; sign up using the form listed here no later than three weeks before the event date
- https://bit.ly/ITCMF22

Two Live Sessions:

Dates & Times: Monday, October 10 and October 17 at 5:15-6:45pm
Locations: VIRTUAL – Canvas Zoom
Program Participants: Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant and Social Work
Year of Education: Year 1 and 2 Students
Other UW health/social science students are also invited to join for the Interprofessional Roles and Responsibilities Competency Module AND can apply to be a group leader!
- https://bit.ly/IRRCMSL

UW CIPE Communication Competency Module, Spring 2023
UW CIPE Values and Ethics Competency Module, Spring 2023

Two Live Sessions:

Dates & Times: Monday, February 13 and February 27 at 5:15-6:45pm
Locations: Hybrid- 2/13/23- VIRTUAL- Canvas Zoom & 2/27/23- IN PERSON- SoN
Program Participants: Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy and Social Work
Year of Education: Year 1 (and 2) Students
Other UW health/social science students are invited to participate; sign up using the form listed here no later than three weeks before the event date.
- https://bit.ly/ICCMS23

One Live Session:

Date & Time: Monday, March 27 at 5:45pm–6:15pm
Locations: IN PERSON- SoN Active Learning Centers (1331, 1321)
Program Participants: Genetic Counseling, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Public Health and Social Work Students
Year of Education: Year 1 (and 2) Students
Other UW health/social science students are invited to participate; sign up using the form listed here no later than three weeks before the event date.
- https://bit.ly/IVECMS23

IPE Courses for the 2021-22 Academic Year:

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