Tag: Curriculum Reform
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Overcoming Obstacles to Implement Interprofessional Education in Sudan’s Health Schools
Introduction: The promise of interprofessional education in Sudan Across the world, interprofessional education (IPE) is gaining traction as a catalyst for safer, more coordinated patient care. In Sudan, however, a long history of separate medical and health professional schools has created a gap between evolving health needs and teaching frameworks. This article examines the unique…
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Overcoming Obstacles to Interprofessional Education in Sudanese Health Schools
Introduction: The Promise and Challenge of Interprofessional Education in Sudan Interprofessional education (IPE) has emerged as a powerful approach to prepare health professionals for collaborative practice. In Sudan, where healthcare systems face workforce shortages, brain drain, and resource constraints, IPE offers a pathway to improved patient safety and more coordinated care. Yet the transition from…
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Obstacles to effective implementation of interprofessional education in Sudan
Introduction: The promise and the challenge of IPE in Sudan Interprofessional Education (IPE) is increasingly recognized as a pathway to safer, more coordinated patient care. In Sudan, however, the traditional model of isolated medical and health professional schools has created a disconnect between evolving healthcare needs and static educational systems. This misalignment raises questions about…
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Victoria’s Treaty: A Turning Point for Truth Telling in Education
Victoria’s Landmark Treaty: Redefining Education for All On a historic day for Victoria, Aboriginal leaders have announced a treaty that aims to empower Indigenous voices in government and education. This treaty marks a pivotal moment in Australia’s relationship with its Aboriginal communities, signaling a commitment to truth-telling and self-determination. One of the most significant aspects…