September | Virtual
A virtual event focused on preventing medical errors, with an emphasis on team-based care and patient safety. Healthcare professionals learn to identify hazards, discuss root causes of medical errors, and practice disclosure as a team.
October | In-Person
An interactive, community-engaged event where healthcare students demonstrate their skills and collaborate across disciplines. The event supports children aged 0-3 with early intervention services and connects families to healthcare professionals and resources. *Participation is limited.
November | Virtual
An annual virtual event where healthcare professionals engage in case-based learning on current and emerging healthcare issues, selected by an interprofessional planning committee.
February | Virtual
A virtual, team-building event focused on enhancing communication and teamwork during public health emergencies. Learners collaborate on action planning and resource management in response to recent community disasters.
March | In-Person
A hands-on simulation event where teams of healthcare students practice triage, teamwork, and decision-making during mass casualty scenarios to improve emergency response and collaboration skills.
March | In-Person
A hands-on simulation event where teams of healthcare students practice triage, teamwork, and decision-making during mass casualty scenarios to improve emergency response and collaboration skills.
June | Virtual
A virtual simulation designed to reduce stigma around substance use disorders (SUDs). Learners practice destigmatizing language and patient care techniques through collaborative problem-solving and standardized patient scenarios.
July | Virtual
A virtual event aimed at addressing burnout in healthcare. Through case-based learning, participants explore the role of resilience in teamwork and communication, fostering well-being among healthcare professionals.
Summer- On-Demand | Virtual & In Person
The Escape Room Challenge brings together students from various health professions to communicate and collaborate on hidden puzzles based on a patient case scenario, working as a team to solve them in order to “escape.”
Spring | Listed as Scheduled
This small group discussion series helps healthcare learners develop the knowledge and skills needed for effective interprofessional collaboration, focusing on teamwork and cooperation across different disciplines.
On Demand
Game On Activities are hands-on exercises that build teamwork and communication in healthcare teams. Facilitators guide learners in applying key skills, with each activity including supplies, a guide, and rule cards, tailored to specific goals and competencies.
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Average number of registered IPE experiences at TTUHSC
3500+
Average number of learners who participate in centralized IPE experiences annually
98%
Average percentage of learners who report positive improvements in knowledge, confidence, and skills
