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More than 100 University of Michigan pre-health students gathered for this year’s Pathways in Health meet and greet, an annual event designed to introduce undergraduates to the wide range of professions that support patient and community care.
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Michelle Pardee (U-M School of Nursing) co-developed the Interprofessional Community Health Collaborative (ICHC). The group gives students and faculty a variety of opportunities to work collaboratively across different health professions, providing requested and needed health education to members of the local community.
Erin is a passionate leader in interprofessional collaboration, bringing heart, vision, and deep respect to every team she joins. From ICU to pediatric dialysis, she’s championed creative, team-based solutions that center patients and families.
For Interprofessional Healthcare Month, we are highlighting individuals and teams across the University of Michigan community who are making a difference in Interprofessional Education (IPE) and Practice (IPP).
The Center made an impact at NAP 2025 through Capitol Hill advocacy, thought leadership on interprofessional collaboration, and showcasing research that strengthens the bridge between education and practice.
Seven members of the University of Michigan community were inducted into the National Academies of Practice (NAP) as Distinguished Fellows in a ceremony held on March 15, 2025 in Washington, D.C., as part of the Annual NAP Meeting and Forum.
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Laura joined the Center for Interprofessional Education in 2024.
Health professionals from across disciplines came together to discuss challenges, share insights, and explore new approaches to improving collaboration and patient care.
The University of Michigan’s Health Professions Education (HPE) Day will be reimagined for 2026 after a one-year pause in 2025. This initiative aims to enhance collaboration and learning among healthcare professionals to improve patient care.
This new bi-monthly initiative is designed to strengthen connections across healthcare disciplines, fostering collaboration, learning, and community-building among professionals dedicated to improving patient care and outcomes.