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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Clinical multidisciplinary workforces consist of physician trainees and non-physician healthcare professionals. The team's lack of understanding is attributable to miscommunication and the team environment's complexity. It results in potential hostility within the group, which hampers its overall functioning. This is where the Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care certification course steps in.

The Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care online course by edX will help you understand the backgrounds and roles of the clinical team's core members. The programme curriculum emphasises acute inpatient care, particularly. It is a result of the data collected from interviews and focus groups of non-physician medical professionals.

Moreover, the Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care programme has a self-paced learning model for ten weeks. You can successfully conclude the course curriculum by putting in a maximum of five hours every week. Also, you can bag a course completion certificate when you complete the course by paying the course fee. But, you can access the course and audit for a limited period free of cost.

The Highlights

A Medicine domain course
Free enrolment training
Course duration of ten weeks
Offered by Stanford Online
An introductory level of training
Online learning
Self-paced programme
Video lectures
Expert faculty from Stanford University
Verified course certificate
Corporate training package available

Programme Offerings

A Medicine domain course
Free enrollment training
Offered by Stanford Online
Course duration of ten weeks
An introductory level of training
online learning
video lectures
Expert faculty from Stanford University
Verified course certificate

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 5735	yes	Stanford

The Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care online program has an auditing option that provides you with the course material for free. If you wish to obtain the course certificate upon its completion, you can enroll with the paid or verified enrolment path. You can find the details below:

Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course fee structure

Course option	Fees in INR
Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course	Free
Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course - Certificate experience	Rs. 5,735

What you will learn

Interpersonal skills

The Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course by edX enables you to acquire proficiency in the following topics:

Interprofessional collaboration
Insights into these professionals views
Types of common miscommunication and misunderstandings that hinder collaboration
Fundamental understanding of the backgrounds and roles of certain members of an interdisciplinary team

Who it is for

General PhysicianDoctorHealth Officer

The Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course by edX is suitable for medical physicians and other healthcare professionals involved in a clinical interdisciplinary team.

Admission Details

Go to edX’s website.
Now, go to the course catalogue and tap on the “Medicine” tab. You can then find the Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course. Or, you can search for the course in the search column of the website.
Once on the programme’s homepage, tap “Sign-in/Register” or “Enroll Now.”
Once you land on the registration page, fill in the necessary details or link your Microsoft/ Facebook/ Apple/ Google account with edX.
Tap “Submit” to continue with the process.

Application Details

Enrolling into the Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care online training does not require you to fill an application form. By providing your details such as full name, country, and email ID. You can link your Microsoft/ Facebook/ Apple/ Google account with edX as well.

The Syllabus

Why is it Important to Learn About Other Roles on the Healthcare Team?
Introductory Survey
Platform Walkthrough and Terms of Use

Introduction
Overview of the Role of the Nurse and Common Misconceptions
Where Do We Go From Here?
Appendix 1: Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs)
Appendix 2: Nursing Scope of Practice

Introduction
Overview of the Role of Rehab and Common Misconceptions
Where Do We Go From Here?
Appendix 1: Common Equipment Used in Rehab
Appendix 2: Rehab Facilities

Introduction
Overview of the Role of the Pharmacist and Common Misconceptions
Where Do We Go From Here?

Introduction
Overview of the Role of the Dietitian and Common Misconceptions
Where Do We Go From Here?
Appendix 1: What Dietitians Want You To Know

Introduction
Overview of the Role of Case Managers and Social Workers and Common Misconceptions
Where Do We Go From Here?

Post-Course Survey

Instructors

Stanford Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What is the basis of this edX course?

The Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course is developed from a Stanford Healthcare Innovations and Experiential Learning Directive (SHIELD) program.

2: How has this course’s curriculum developed?

This programme's curriculum has been curated with the help of healthcare professionals who participated in interviews, focus groups, and provided feedback.

3: Who are the Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care programme educators?

The educators for the Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course by edX are Clinical Assistant professors from Stanford University’s School of Medicine.

4: Do the instructors lead the course sessions?

No, this edX training has a self-paced model of learning.

5: What is the primary focus of this training programme?

The Interprofessional Education for 21st Century Care course emphasises collaboration within multidisciplinary, clinical teams. As most curriculum development subjects worked in inpatient critical care, its syllabus majorly focuses on acute inpatient care.