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Building a Global Interprofessional Health Research Network

Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative (CIHC) promotes collaboration in health and education. CIHC is Canada's national hub for resources and networking around interprofessional education, collaboration in healthcare practice, and patient-centered care. The goal is to share knowledge with health system planners, providers, and educators to ensure interprofessional collaboration is central to policymaking. The CIHC-ResearchNet aims to create a national capacity for research in Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice (IPE&P). Join to stimulate research interests and foster collaborations worldwide.

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Building a Global Interprofessional Health Research Network

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  1. CIHC-ResearchNet: Make it a Global Initiative Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative (CIHC) Hossein Khalili, RN, PhD(c), Chair, CIHC-ResearchNet Working Group; John Gilbert, PhD, Project Lead & Chair, CIHC; Hassan Soubhi, MD, PhD; Ruby Grymonpre, PharmD, Co-Chairs, CIHC Research and Evaluation Committee; Susan Tam, RN; Lynda Atack, RN, PhD;Sherry Espin, RN, PhD; Annette Iglarsh, PT, PhD, MBA; Anne O’Riordan, BSc (OT); Christopher Green, RN, PhD(c); Catherine Moravac; Jennifer Perry; Julie Lynn Van Herk,members, CIHC-ResearchNet Working Group CAB III - November 22, 2011

  2. Outline: • About CIHC • Building Research Capacity • CIHC-ResearchNet • Network Development • Where are we right now? • Group Discussion • Wrap Up

  3. About CIHCwww.cihc.ca • The Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative (CIHC) promotes collaboration in health and education • CIHC is Canada’s national hub for resources and networking around interprofessional education, collaboration in healthcare practice and patient-centred care • Our goal is to share this knowledge with health system planners, health providers and educators to ensure interprofessional collaboration is a key part of policymaking and curriculum development

  4. Building Research Capacity in IPE&P Cooke’s RCB Framework http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/9/37

  5. Results Building Research Capacity in IPE&P Cooke’s Principle II Support research and evaluation close to practice Cooke’s Principle III Build linkages, partnerships & collaboration Cooke’s Principle IV Ensure appropriate dissemination

  6. Vision A national interprofessional health research network ofCanadian health program students, faculty/educators, researchers, clinicians/practitioners, administrators, and organizational leadersengaged in collaborative research and knowledge translation to advance Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice (IPE&P) CIHC-ResearchNet www.cihc.ca/researchnet

  7. Goals • To build national capacity for and facilitate research in IPE&P • To stimulate research interests in IPE&P by a growing number of graduate students • To foster new, and enhance existing, collaboration among those who are interested in conducting, funding or uptake of research in IPE&P • To provide a virtual forum/platform for knowledge generation and translation relevant to IPE&P CIHC-ResearchNet

  8. Network Development Formative: Strategic plan, surveys, database and website development Evolving: Network promotion: nationally, internationally, and outside of healthcare; knowledge exchange and translation Maturing: Research interest groups, collaborative research projects, hub of knowledge translation activities relevant to IPE&P research CIHC-ResearchNet THE NETWORK LIFE CYCLE Cited from Browne, Campion, and Stenger (2001)

  9. Where Are We At Right Now? • 11 core members + 2 graduate students • 10 Canadian university/college IP offices • Over 50 individuals profiled • Planning for new Canadian collaborations • Planning for international collaborations • Website developed CIHC-ResearchNet www.cihc.ca/researchnet

  10. Breakout Discussion Questions • What IPE&P research networks are you currently a member of? Are they organizational, local, regional, national, international? What are your experiences with these networks? • Do you see value to an international IPE&P research network? • How do you relate to a virtual international network to support research and knowledge translation in IPE&P? • What do you see as potential issues/challenges to creating a virtual international network to support research and knowledge translation in IPE&P? • What are some possible strategies to address these issues/challenges?

  11. Next Steps CIHR Meeting and Planning Grant proposal • Literature review • Webinar event • Website development • Foster participation • Research Interest Groups Global IPE&P ResearchNet

  12. How to join CIHC-ResearchNet Send us an email cihc.researchnet@cihc.ca Visit our CIHC Booth Register online www.cihc.ca/researchnet Global IPE&P ResearchNet

  13. Comments/Questions? Thank You! Global IPE&P ResearchNet

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