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World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Research and Training on Interprofessional Education
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WHOCC, Gunma University
Thank you very much for your interest in our IPE Training Course 2019. Due to overwhelming response,
we have reached the maximum capacity of participants. Registration for the IPE Training Course 2019 is
now closed. We can no longer accept new participants. The IPE Training Course 2020 will be held in late
August, 2020 and the online application is scheduled to open in February, 2020. Please note that there is
a possibility that a quota will be set for the number of participants from one institution and/or from one
country in the future.
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Call for Participants in IPE Training Course 2019

Annual Report
In order to provide practical information and a model for developing an IPE programme, Centre for
Research and Training on Interprofessional Education at Gunma University will offer IPE Training Course
2019.
Symposiums
Collecting Evidence in IPE
Literature Review
In this training course, participants will (1) capture the current state and the future agenda of IPE and
collaborative practice, (2) learn the basic principles of the development of IPE programmes, (3) discuss a
model of IPE curricula at a university, and (4) explore the possibilities of research collaboration.
Workshops
Training Courses
IPE Training Course
Participant This training course will be most beneficial for faculty members or health practitioners who
have a strong interest in introducing new IPE curricula to their educational or health care institutions.
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Expected Role of Participants for Collaboration By giving the training course, we aim not only to
disseminate information to introduce IPE programmes but also to build long-term partnership with the
institutions participants represent for future research collaboration. Implementation of a new programme
requires a time-consuming process of needs analysis, course preparation, administration, and evaluation.
We are ready to work with prospective participants and support them continuously for their
implementation and improvement of IPE programmes. The experiences of individual institutions which we
share through our continued partnership and support during the implementing and improving process can
be a great asset. We believe accumulation of such information is essential not only for research but also
for making current IPE programmes sustainable and even better. For this reason, participants are
requested to play a central role to implement IPE programmes upon return and report their progress on a
regular basis.

Date 26th August - 31st August, 2019

Programme Overview (tentative)
26th August: Orientation 27th August: Lectures and workshop 28th August:Lectures, workshop and
networking 29th August: Lectures and discussion 30th August: Workshop and discussion