The learning activities are designed for interprofessional (IP) student teams, comprised of students from at least two different health professions programs such as dental, dental hygiene, medical, nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, public health, and/or social work. In the absence of an IP student team, students are strongly encouraged to partner with other practicing health professional(s) to complete a learning activity.

Where

They are developed for the primary care setting, especially those with integrated primary care, behavioral health, pharmacy, and/or oral health services.  Practices that are seeking or maintaining National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition will find added value in the learning activities.

What

These learning activities:

NCQA PCMH Standards

Each of the IP learning activities in UNE’s Clinical Interprofessional Curriculum (CIPC) falls under one or more of the NCQA PCMH concepts.

It is important to note that a high-level overview of each learning activity is provided on its corresponding web page.  More detailed information – including specific language from the relevant PCMH concepts, competencies, and criteria, as well as the full learning activity – can be found by accessing the PDF module as instructed on the web page.

To ensure full understanding of the learning activity, student teams are strongly encouraged to review the related concepts, competencies, and criteria in the original  NCQA PCMH 2017 Recognition Standards and Guidelines document.