Practical work, research, and education facilitating interprofessional work (IPW) -Considering examples of efforts in Nagasaki

• Published in: Japanese Journal of Community Medicine and Pharmaceutical Sciences Vol. 11; no. 1; pp. 3 - 13
• Main Author: Teshima, Mugen
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Japanese
• Published: The Japanese Association of Home Care Pharmacies 2024; 一般社団法人 日本在宅薬学会
• Subjects: Human network; Interprofessional education (IPE); Interprofessional work (IPW); medical information sharing systems; Questionnaire survey; アンケート調査; ヒューマンネットワーク; 医療情報連携システム; 多職種協働実践（IPW）; 多職種連携教育（IPE）
• ISSN: 2188-658X; 2434-5288
• DOI: 10.32228/jjcmps.2024.5002

Clinics, pharmacies, and visiting nursing stations involved in home care support require human resource development and education that facilitate the performance of interprofessional work (IPW) in addition to medical information sharing systems and human networks between hospital and community medical care staff. It was confirmed that promoting community-participatory interprofessional education (IPE) deepens the understanding of other professions. IPE is the foundation of human network-based training/education and medical information collaboration in IPW. In this study, I will introduce various IPE and IPW initiatives in Nagasaki, including the author’s own activities.