2013
DOI: 10.22605/rrh2489
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Interprofessional practice education: is the 'interprofessional' component relevant to recruiting new graduates to underserved areas?

Abstract: Introduction: Globally, there has been a serious health human resource (HHR) shortage for underserved populations in and outside of urban centers. This article focuses on practice education, specifically interprofessional (IP) practice education, and its impact on recruiting new health sciences graduates to populations in underserved areas as an important HHR outcome. The authors reviewed 16 articles on prelicensure practice education to identify whether (1) IP practice education is a successful recruitment st… Show more

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