Organizational structure and resources of IPE programs in the United States: A national survey
Authors:
- Sarah ShraderSSSarah Shrader
- Patricia J. OhtakePOPatricia J. Ohtake
- Scott BennieSBScott Bennie
- Amy V. BlueABAmy V. Blue
- Anthony P. BreitbachABAnthony P. Breitbach
- Timothy W. FarrellTFTimothy W. Farrell
- Richard W. HassRHRichard W. Hass
- Annette GreerAGAnnette Greer
- Heather HagemanHHHeather Hageman
- Kristy JohnstonKJKristy Johnston
- Mary MauldinMMMary Mauldin
- Devin R. NickolDNDevin R. Nickol
- 1 March 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Interprofessional Education & Practice
- Vol. 26
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