Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find common questions and answers related to the program.
- No, you will have an IPE curriculum applicable and transferable to serious illnesses, such as advanced cardiovascular or neurologic diseases. Additionally you will have learning activities applicable to any IPE effort.
- iPEX training is a 9 month commitment. The schedule is as follows:
Application Open
Application Closed
Training Begins
Workshop
Implementation of Curriculum
Early 2019
April 30, 2019
July 2019
Nov. 3-6, 2020
Fall 2020
Early 2020
April 30, 2020
July 2020
Nov. 8-11, 2020
Fall 2021
Early 2021
April 30, 2021
July 2021
Nov. 14-17, 2021
Fall 2022
Phase 1: Training will begin in July with preliminary testing and completion of NIH requirements. Teams will meet and begin to define what they hope to accomplish. Webinars, online modules, institutional assessments and team meetings will prepare the teams for the workshop as they continue to develop their project.
Phase 2: Teams will attend a 2.5-day workshop to develop skills, design their curriculum and develop their project.
Phase 3: After the workshop, feedback and process evaluation will occur. Each team will continue to meet and during conference calls discuss progress with their liaison in refining and implementing their project. In May teams will participate in a final webinar, complete the post test and reflect on their iPEX experience.
- Additional opportunities will be available. (see table in previous question: “What is the time commitment for iPEX?)
- Approximately 10 teams (40 applicants) will be accepted per year.
- The second iPEX workshop will be in Chicago, November 3-6, 2019.
- iPEX is funded by the National Cancer Institute. Airfare ($550 maximum per person), hotel accommodations, conference meals and materials for the workshop are included.
- No, as long as 3 disciplines are represented.
- Your curriculum may target pre- and post- licensure learners (students, residents, and/or fellows) in fields including but not limited to nursing, pharmacy, medicine, psychology, social work, and chaplaincy.
- All training costs including the train-the-trainer workshop (airfare up to $550, hotel and most meals) are covered by this grant from the National Cancer Institute. As applicants, the participating faculty need the endorsement of their administration to participate in the iPEX training program. The applying institution would cover any costs associated with implementation of an interprofessional oncology and /or palliative care educational initiative. A budget is not necessary.
- Only airfare (up to $550) will be covered.
- No CEU’s are not available for this training. Due to the interdisciplinary nature and the many professional licenses represented, it would be time and cost prohibitive for our grant budget.
Additional Questions
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