Interprofessional Student Community-based Learning Experiences (ISCLE)
The Interprofessional Student Community-based Learning Experiences (ISCLE) program was developed to help translate Interprofessional Education concepts to the clinical environment.
The goal of ISCLE is thus to build interprofessional activity into existing student clinical experiences with an emphasis on close to normal student workflow at a rural (perhaps critical access) sites. Through this program the SMHS faculty expects students will gain increased knowledge and skills regarding interprofessional team care with other students “on the ground” at a clinical site.
Publications
Amundson, M., Moulton, P., Zimmerman, S. & Johnson, B. An innovative approach to student internships on American Indian Reservations. Journal of Interprofessional Care; 2008: Jan, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p 93-101.
Muus, K. and Amundson, M. Evaluation of North Dakota’s NHSC Fellowship Program. Texas Journal of Rural Health; 1998: Vol. XVII, No 1 1991.
Presentations/Posters
Dyer, C., Johnson, E., Blakeney, E. Replication of an Interprofessional Error Disclosure Module at Three Health Science Universities: Lessons Learned; All Together Better Health, Pittsburgh, PA; June 7, 2014.
Johnson, E, Amundson, M, Halaas, G. University of North Dakota Interprofessional Health Care Course: Lessons Learned. Transformative Change from the Classroom to Practice; Collaborating Across Borders IV international interprofessional conference. Vancouver, BC, Canada; June 21, 2013.
Amundson, M., Lang, T., Hosford, C., Schauer, R., Halaas, G., Johnson, E. An Examination of Interdisciplinary Student Experiences: Impact on Student Attitudes. Transformative Change from the Classroom to Practice, Collaborating Across Borders IV international interprofessional conference Vancouver, BC, Canada; June 20, 2013.
Amundson, M. NHSC SEARCH Program. National Rural Health Association Annual Conference; Miami Beach, FL; May 2008.
Amundson, M. Impact Assessment of North Dakota Student/Resident Experiences and Rotations in Community Health on Attitudes and Practice Location. National Health Service Scholars Conference, Virginia, June 2003.
Muus, K., Amundson, M., Kruger, G., Park R. North Dakota Student/Resident Experiences and Rotations in Community Health Program Assessment. National Rural Health Association annual conference, Salt Lake City, UT; May 2003.
Muus, K. and Amundson, M. Evaluation of North Dakota’s National Health Service Corps Primary Care Fellowship Program. National Health Service Corps 25th Anniversary Conference, Washington, DC; June 1998.