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PROJECTS: The Macy Interprofessional Bridges Program
The Macy Interprofessional Bridges Program: Classroom and Clinical Linkages
in the Health Sciences Curricula is a three year project with the goal
of sustaining and extending classroom and clinical interprofessional
education into the required curricula of the six University of Washington
Health Science Schools (Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public
Health & Community Medicine, and Social Work) and the Information School
(formerly the School of Library and Information Science). The project
will be developed and conducted through the Center for Health Sciences
Interprofessional Education, created by the Deans of the Health Sciences
Schools and housed in the School of Nursing.
The Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation sponsors this project. Click here for additional information about the Macy Interprofessional Bridges Program.
Courses
Community Clinical Placements
- Students in the Community - SITC
http://interprofessional.washington.edu/sitc
- Adult Recovery Center (Salvation Army)
The Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) is one of the
practice-based learning activities sponsored by HSPICE and the Macy Bridges program. The ARC is a work therapy program designed to assist adult men in drug and alcohol recovery. The ARC is located at 1000 4th Ave South, across the street from the new Seahawks stadium.
The learning opportunity at the ARC is designed for students to
participate in an interdisciplinary community-based learning experience to prepare for work as an effective health care team
player.
ARC Webpage
Questions?
To send email clickCenter
for Health Sciences Interprofessional Education
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Participating Schools:
Dentisty |
Health Sciences Libraries |
iSchool |
Medicine |
Nursing |
Pharmacy |
Public Health |
Social Work
