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Innovative and Novel Approaches to Interprofessional Education: Effectiveness of Escape Rooms, Chart Reviews, and Simulations

N. Belleza M. E. Johnson Mohan Ganesan

Jul 2026 · Rehabilitation Research Policy and Education · Vol 40, pp. 80 - 90 · 0 citations · 35 references

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The potential benefits of the IPE Model 1—Introduction extend beyond OT and PT, suggesting its efficacy in improving IPE competencies for students in other disciplines.

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