Program Overview
Interprofessional education occurs when participants from multiple professions learn together. With Interprofessional Education (IPE), there is an intentionality of having participants learn from, with, and about each other to gain an appreciation for the different professional roles and perspectives to optimize collaboration (WHO, 2010). Based on the Adult Learning Theory, IPE allows participants from various disciplines to learn together, teamwork, and collaboration along with patient safety. Efforts to design and implement IPE activities have been met with both success and challenges. Organizations promoting interprofessional education are being formed to promote this effort and place it on the agenda of all who educate health care professionals. This is aligned with the goal of qualifying the workforce and building competencies in health clusters to enable the new healthcare model.

Course Overview

The Medical Dispatch Program equips participants with the critical skills and knowledge needed to manage emergency medical calls efficiently and ensure timely coordination of healthcare responses. This program emphasizes rapid decision-making, effective communication, and accurate triage to improve outcomes in emergency and non-emergency situations..

Course Topics

• Airway and Breathing Management

• Basic Life Support

• Adult Basic Life Support

• Ethical and Legal Considerations in Health Data