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IPER staff recently toured the new Medical Sciences Library, located right here in our building! 📚 We enjoyed exploring the new space and learning more about the resources available to support education and collaboration across @TAMUHealth

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Our IPER Team was represented by two facilitators, Jennifer Reyes, PhD and Helene Phu, MEd, RN, at the Texas IPE Consortium’s TeamSTEPPS® 3.0 Complete Course on August 7, 2026. The TeamSTEPPS® 3.0 Complete Course is an interactive train-the-trainer experience designed to prepare participants to teach, implement, and sustain TeamSTEPPS® within their organizations. We appreciate the opportunity to contribute to this interprofessional learning experience and advance collaborative practice across healthcare teams. Interested in bringing TeamSTEPPS® training to your team? Stay tuned for the next Texas IPE Consortium TeamSTEPPS® 3.0 Complete Course opportunity.   #IPER #TexasAMHealth #InterprofessionalEducation #TeamSTEPPS #PatientSafety #TeamBasedCare #HealthProfessionsEducation

Members of the IPER Team had a wonderful opportunity to tour the Texas A&M College of Nursing Mobile Unit and explore new possibilities for collaboration. A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Nicole Kroll, Dennis Lacaze, Charlotte Toney, NP, and Marti Cox for welcoming us and sharing valuable insights into the many opportunities the mobile unit brings to communities across Texas. We're excited to explore a new partnership in support of our shared mission to improve health outcomes through service, education, and interprofessional collaboration. By working together, we can broaden access to healthcare services, strengthen community partnerships, and equip future healthcare professionals with the interprofessional experiences they need to improve patient care.   #InterprofessionalEducation #CommunityHealth #MobileHealth #HealthcareEducation #Partnership #AggiesServe #TexasAandM #TAMUNursing

What do students take away from ISEDH? Each spring, students from multiple health professions come together to strengthen communication, collaboration, and ethical decision-making. 📊 82% of 2026 participants agreed or strongly agreed they learned about, from, and with one another to improve collaboration and health outcomes. Swipe to hear their perspectives.

During a disaster, no health professional responds alone. Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, public health professionals, emergency responders, and many others must communicate clearly, understand one another’s roles, and work as coordinated teams within an incident command structure.

Disaster Day continues to demonstrate the power of interprofessional education in preparing the future health workforce for real-world emergencies. Check out the link in our bio to read the new article in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health that highlights Texas A&M’s nurse-led mobile clinic model and its role in strengthening rural health access, continuity of care, and disaster preparedness. #TAMUHealth #DisasterDay #TAMUNursing #AggieNurse #TAMUPublicHealth #IPE #DisasterPreparedness mdpi.com/1660-4601/23/6/702

Emergencies can happen quickly. Be ready by keeping a go bag packed with essentials like water, medications, important documents, chargers, a flashlight, basic first aid supplies, and a change of clothes. Our students learn early that preparation is a critical part of effective disaster response. A little preparation now can make a big difference when every minute matters.

🌪️ Hurricane season is here. Preparation, teamwork, and communication matter before, during, and after a disaster. At TAMU Health, students build the interprofessional skills needed to serve communities during emergencies like hurricanes. Planning for Disaster Day 2027 is already underway. #HurricaneSeason #DisasterPreparedness #TAMUHealth #TAMUIPER #InterprofessionalEducation

IPER Student Spotlight: Meet the 2026 Clarion Case Team — interprofessional Texas A&M students developing innovative healthcare solutions through collaboration, and patient-centered care. #TAMUHealth #IPER #HealthcareInnovation #StudentSpotlight #CLARION

Big win for TAMU Health 🎉 Our Clarion team placed 3rd nationally at the CLARION Competition on April 18! Shoutout to Johan Lukose, Pranali Vora, Mysha Jagsi, and Rishi Jegan Babu for representing us so well 👏 #TAMU #IPER #TAMUHealth #InterprofessionalEducation

We are proud to spotlight our IPER Showcase presenters whose work is advancing education, practice, and research through innovation and collaboration. Thank you for helping shape the future of interprofessional education. #TAMUHealth #IPER #InterprofessionalEducation #TAMU

🏆 Congratulations to the winning team of the local Texas A&M Health CLARION Competition! After competing against other teams and presenting their analysis of the case “Life Interrupted: Interprofessional Collaboration in the Colorectal Cancer Patient Journey,” this interprofessional student team was selected by the judges to represent TAMU Health at the National CLARION Case Competition. Winning team: Mysha Jagsi - Public Health Rishi Jegan Babu - Biomedical Sciences Pranali Vora - Biomedical Engineering Johan Lukose - Public Health Before advancing to the national stage, they will deliver the Clarion Address & Feedback Forum during the IPER Research & Awards Showcase on April 2. Join our community in providing feedback and sending them off to nationals: health.tamu.edu/iper/student… #ClarionCompetition #IPE #TAMUHealth #IPERShowcase

This Saturday, interprofessional teams of Texas A&M Health students will compete in our local CLARION Competition. Teams will analyze this year’s case: “Life Interrupted: Interprofessional Collaboration in the Colorectal Cancer Patient Journey.” The winning team will represent TAMU Health at the National CLARION Case Competition in Minneapolis in April. Learn more: health.tamu.edu/iper/student… #ClarionCompetition #IPE #TAMUHealth

Andrew Lam is the Incident Commander for Disaster Day. Trained through the Disaster Response Leadership Team and working as an epidemiologist in public health — Disaster Day is today! #DisasterDay #TAMUHealth #TAMUIPER #InterprofessionalEducation #IncidentCommander

Meet Maddie, the Planning Director for Disaster Day. With Disaster Day happening tomorrow, she shares how planning turns preparation into action. #DisasterDay #TAMUHealth #TAMUIPER #InterprofessionalEducation #PlanningDirector

Be prepared, not scared. Disaster Day 2026 is tomorrow — learn how YOU can prepare for a real-life emergency. Tips • Facts • Essentials Brought to you by the TAMU Health Disaster Day Student Planning Committee #DisasterDay #TAMUHealth #TAMUIPER #InterprofessionalEducation #BePreparedNotScared

Disaster Day 2026 is almost here 🚨 Here’s a sneak peek at what makes it unique: 🎬 Behind-the-scenes action 📊 Disaster facts you didn’t know More coming soon 👀 Brought to you by the TAMU Health Disaster Day Student Planning Committee #DisasterDay #TAMUHealth #TAMUIPER #BehindTheScenes #InterprofessionalEducation