Impact of IPE in Multidisciplinary Primary Care Centres on Collaborative Competency of Healthcare Students (FLIRT-MSP)

Launched by RENNES UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL · Jan 17, 2025

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ClinConnect Summary

This clinical trial, called FLIRT-MSP, is studying how an interprofessional education program (IPEP) can improve teamwork skills among healthcare students during their clinical placements in multidisciplinary primary care centers (MPCC). The goal is to see if students who participate in this special training will develop better collaboration skills compared to those who do not receive this training during their time at the care centers.

To be eligible for this study, the care centers need to agree to participate and have family medicine students who can be supervised by qualified general practitioners (GPs). Students who volunteer to take part in the study will have the chance to learn in a team with other healthcare students and will be interviewed to share their experiences. This trial is not yet recruiting participants, but it aims to enhance how future healthcare professionals work together to provide better care for patients.

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Eligibility criteria

• Inclusion Criteria :
• • MPCC signatories to the interprofessional conventional agreement with the French national health insurance system.
• • Volunteer to take part in the FLIRT MSP Study. MPCC with GPs who are habilitated to supervise internship family medicine students.
• • MPCC volunteer to receive healthcare students from different professions including at least one GP intern.
• • Volunteer to form an interprofessional training team.
• Exclusion Criteria:
• • MPCC who are unable to form an internship training team or to commit to IPE as stipulated in the protocol will not be included in the MSP intervention group.
• • For the qualitative study, students who do not volunteer or are unavailable for interview will not be included in the FLIRT qualitative component.