Collaboration in Health Care: The Journey of an Accidental Expert? | Joy Doll | TEDxCreightonU

Interprofessional education is a team-based approach to care drawing upon the shared knowledge of health care professionals to deliver better patient care. Creighton alumna Joy Doll is at the helm of innovative clinical care at Creighton as the executive director of the Center for Interprofessional Practice, Education and Research. Creighton is one of the first in the nation to provide interprofessional education-a team-based approach to care drawing upon the shared knowledge of health care professionals to deliver better patient care.
West Virginia-native Doll served in AmeriCorps VISTA before coming to Creighton to build interprofessional health outreach and address health needs with communities in Omaha, rural Nebraska and several countries.
In recognition of her contributions to occupational therapy and developing the interprofessional landscape, Doll received the 2018 American Occupational Therapy Association Interprofessional Collaboration Award. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@milford1014]

Joy, you are an inspiration to those of us who continue to try to make change happen in healthcare or wherever our paths lead us. Terrific job. I am honored to call you friend and colleague.

[@jocelynflay8677]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. You have a natural and brilliant way of teaching collaboration amongst humanity. Cheers Joy Doll!

[@carolinesilva8790]

Great talk Dr. Doll! I am proud to have you as a mentor. Thank you for representing Occupational Therapy so well in healthcare.

[@redflowers19]

So proud that you are an OT! Great talk anyways but even better to hear as a student OT, thank you!

[@meredithgreene4817]

Great talk! You made so many great points. My favorite...”get over yourself” So very true!

[@billwong6077]

well done, Joy! Thanks for sharing this! Way to represent OT.

[@user-yh8kj4ze7g]

It seems to me that many of the problems in healthcare are not due to deliberate action/inaction or by a sense of malintent. Rather I think many problems - such as complex systems, high costs, and inefficiency often stem from a lack of education/ignorance and poor communication/misunderstandings. I suppose I tend to believe that these more passive and generally amoral issues are responsible for most of the problems we face (in and outside healthcare).

[@GVSUOT]

Great job Joy!!!

[@benderisgreatandyouknowit]

I'm only watching this because I have to

[@willembakker7999]

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