NURS-FPX 4010

Leading People, Processes, and Organizations in Interprofessional Practice

This course looks at how nurses work with other health professionals to solve real problems in care delivery. You explore how teams communicate, where collaboration breaks down, and how evidence and leadership practices can be used to improve outcomes for patients and staff.

Overview

What this course covers

This course looks at how nurses work with other health professionals to solve real problems in care delivery. You explore how teams communicate, where collaboration breaks down, and how evidence and leadership practices can be used to improve outcomes for patients and staff.

Learning objectives

  • Explain how interprofessional collaboration affects patient and organisational outcomes
  • Identify a practical problem in a care setting and gather relevant evidence
  • Evaluate best practices for interdisciplinary teamwork and change leadership
  • Communicate a proposed plan clearly to a professional audience

Main topics

  • Interprofessional collaboration
  • Team communication
  • Change leadership
  • Evidence-based practice
  • Organisational and human resources factors

How the course is structured

The course is organised around a series of assessments completed over the term rather than weekly exams. Each assessment builds on the previous one, so early work on identifying a problem and gathering evidence feeds into the later plan and presentation.

Course components

  • Interview and issue analysis
  • Annotated evidence review
  • Interdisciplinary improvement plan
  • Plan proposal presentation

Helpful resources

  • Peer-reviewed nursing and interprofessional collaboration journals
  • APA 7 formatting guidance
  • Your course announcements and rubric in the classroom

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