Papers by Paul Illingworth
British Journal of Nursing, 2020
At a time when actual or potential
global events are having, or are
likely to have, significant i... more At a time when actual or potential
global events are having, or are
likely to have, significant impact
on societies, it is timely to revisit
‘global citizenship’ and explore the relevance
of the concept to health and social care. This
paper explores its relevance to modern day
health and social care professionals, why there
needs to be a greater understanding of it and
whether it can be incorporated into pre-qualifying
education.
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British journal of nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)
This article examines some of the literature regarding the benefits of interprofessional educatio... more This article examines some of the literature regarding the benefits of interprofessional education (IPE) in the field of health care. These benefits in relation to service users (and carers), higher education institutions, service providers and students are all explored. Barriers to IPE are being broken down by many of the various stakeholders working towards a similar agenda. However, currently there remains some doubt as to whether IPE has a direct positive impact on the health gain of service users and carers. Research is needed to demonstrate if service users and carers benefit directly from IPE and if they do not, the reason for pursuing it needs to be questioned.
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Interprofessional education (IPE) was first conceived in 1973 from an expert group in Geneva by t... more Interprofessional education (IPE) was first conceived in 1973 from an expert group in Geneva by the World Health Organization (WHO). WHO member states were at the time charged with implementing medical education IPE pilot projects following this and from then to today there has a been a rapid proliferation in the number of publications on the subject. IPE has generated research into its use, conferences specific to IPE, organisations dedicated to it and policy championing it. The authors question whether there has been any major shift in the silos different professions might be working in. The authors published an article on the benefits of IPE (Illingworth and Chelvanayagam, 2007). Ten years have now passed and many changes have been implemented and experienced in health and social care and therefore a review of the literature is required. Also, it is 7 years since the publication of WHO’s report outlining the role of IPE in the preparation of health professionals (WHO, 2010) and increasingly UK Government policy champions collaborative and integrated working. The conclusions from the 2007 article acknowledged the development of IPE, however it highlighted the
need for empirical evidence to demonstrate the effectiveness of IPE in service user and carer outcomes. This article will explore whether IPE has achieved the benefits discussed in the previous article and what developments have occurred since it was published.
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British Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2012
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Conference Presentations by Paul Illingworth
5th International Conference on Global Public Health 17-18 October in Kathmandu, Nepal, 2019
Objectives • Describe why there is a need to develop alternative mental health de-stigmatising ed... more Objectives • Describe why there is a need to develop alternative mental health de-stigmatising education.
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Papers by Paul Illingworth
global events are having, or are
likely to have, significant impact
on societies, it is timely to revisit
‘global citizenship’ and explore the relevance
of the concept to health and social care. This
paper explores its relevance to modern day
health and social care professionals, why there
needs to be a greater understanding of it and
whether it can be incorporated into pre-qualifying
education.
need for empirical evidence to demonstrate the effectiveness of IPE in service user and carer outcomes. This article will explore whether IPE has achieved the benefits discussed in the previous article and what developments have occurred since it was published.
Conference Presentations by Paul Illingworth
global events are having, or are
likely to have, significant impact
on societies, it is timely to revisit
‘global citizenship’ and explore the relevance
of the concept to health and social care. This
paper explores its relevance to modern day
health and social care professionals, why there
needs to be a greater understanding of it and
whether it can be incorporated into pre-qualifying
education.
need for empirical evidence to demonstrate the effectiveness of IPE in service user and carer outcomes. This article will explore whether IPE has achieved the benefits discussed in the previous article and what developments have occurred since it was published.