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Kunjukunju A
Kunjukunju A
School of Nursing,
Malaysia
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Research Article
Zest for Inter-Professional Learning (IPL) Among the Nursing Students in one of the Private Nursing Institutions in West Malaysia
Author(s): Amira NA, Haziqah NR, Puziah Y, Halimaton TR, Kunjukunju A and Hamidah HAmira NA, Haziqah NR, Puziah Y, Halimaton TR, Kunjukunju A and Hamidah H
Interprofessional learning (IPL) is about learning arising from the interaction between members (or students) of two or more professions. IPL can contribute to patient safety where it enhances understanding of professional roles; shares approaches learning and explores different learning and teaching preferences. While the importance of IPL is gaining widespread acceptance, healthcare professions are lacking in its training programs. Many are ignorant of the other health professions due to a lack of collaboration in their respective scope of education. As for healthcare students such as medical, nursing, physiotherapy, pharmacy or medical imaging excited to start the program. This study aimed to determine to which extent the readiness of the nursing students with the IPL program. This is a cross-sectional study with self-administered questionnaires conducted on 157 of year three diplo.. View More»