Kaitlyn
Hawley
Academic Program Specialist
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Kaitlyn Hawley, BEd, Academic Program Specalist, University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (UW CIPE).
Joining UW CIPE in July 2022, Kaitlyn brings with her 7 years of experience teaching eight and a growing up as the daughter of two health professionals. During her time with UW CIPE she has had the opportunity to be able to work with and learn from so many IPE leaders on campus as well as larger IPE community. Her focus both as a teacher and now as an Academic Program Specalist wtih UW CIPE is student learning. Her current role at UW CIPE has now expanded as those student learning outcomes translate into improved patient outcomes as driven by IPE and the Quintuple Aim.
Presenting at the Nexus Summit:
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (UW CIPE) and the UW–Madison Teaching Academy have partnered to offer the Joint Teaching Academy and UW CIPE Distinguished Interprofessional Practice and Education (IPE) Fellowship. Distinguished fellowships are awarded to faculty members, academic staff, and professional students in recognition of their excellence in IPE teaching, practice, research, and/or leadership at UW–Madison and beyond. The Joint Dual IPE Distinguished Fellowship lasts for a period of five years with a possibility for renewal as a…
The Interprofessional Education Collaborative defines four core competencies for interprofessional collaborative practice (ICP): 1) Roles and Responsibilities, 2) Values and Ethics, 3) Teams and Teamwork, and 4) Communication. The goal of ICP is to improve the health of persons and populations across the continuum of care. Healthcare teams working together can achieve the Quintuple Aim of Improved Patient Experience, Better Health Outcomes, Lower Healthcare Costs, Clinician Well-Being, and Health Equity.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education…
The Healthy Aging Initiative was born through the initial funding through the CDC-funded Building Our Largest Dementia (BOLD) Infrastructure for Alzheimer’s Disease Project in collaboration with the Wisconsin Department of Health. This funding created, and now supports the Interprofessional Learning Community Caregiving Badge (IPL Badge). The IPL Badge led by UW CIPE at UW–Madison, was initially funded as a 3-year telehealth community placement project, added the simulation learning, Advanced Dementia Interprofessional Clinical Simulation (ADICS), in Fall 2022 and recently this project was…