WMJ : official publication of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin · 2022
Safe Opioid Prescribing for Pediatric Patients: An Interprofessional Learning Activity.
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Fiala Kenneth, Shershneva Marianna, Anderson Barbara
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INTRODUCTION: An innovative online course on safe opioid prescribing for pediatric patients was designed by an interprofessional team of experts for an interprofessional target audience of clinicians in Wisconsin.
METHODS: The 2-hour accredited course included recorded TED Talks-style presentations and interactive patient cases. A total of 227 course completers responded to pre- and posttests and a 20-item Interprofessional Collaborative Competency Attainment Scale (ICCAS). A Fisher exact test was used to compare pre/post first-attempt test responses and a 2-tailed t test compared the before/after ratings of ICCAS statements.
RESULTS: Improvement on pre/posttest assessment was not significant. ICCAS showed significant increase of interprofessional competence for each statement.
DISCUSSION: Interprofessional learning can be effectively incorporated in opioid-related continuing education.
METHODS: The 2-hour accredited course included recorded TED Talks-style presentations and interactive patient cases. A total of 227 course completers responded to pre- and posttests and a 20-item Interprofessional Collaborative Competency Attainment Scale (ICCAS). A Fisher exact test was used to compare pre/post first-attempt test responses and a 2-tailed t test compared the before/after ratings of ICCAS statements.
RESULTS: Improvement on pre/posttest assessment was not significant. ICCAS showed significant increase of interprofessional competence for each statement.
DISCUSSION: Interprofessional learning can be effectively incorporated in opioid-related continuing education.