The College of Pharmacy will offer its third annual Interprofessional Education Day on Tuesday, June 4, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Cook Alumni Hall at the NEOMED NEW Center. This year's conference will include the following presentations:
Interprofessional Collaboration Curriculum Concentration Student Project Presentations (NEOMED COP students)
- Describe the objectives for Interprofessional Collaboration Curriculum Concentration student projects.
- Discuss the methodology, role of the students, results, and conclusions if applicable for the research projects.
Regional Partner Institution Interprofessional Education Program Panel (Dr. Eric Bonilla – Baldwin Wallace University, Dr. Nancy Landgraff – Youngstown State University, Dr. Sonia Alemagno – Kent State University)
- Compare interprofessional education activities, and approaches used by various academic institutions.
- Identify resources for interprofessional education used at different academic institutions.
Interdisciplinary Communication in the Era of Large Language Models (Dr. Grant Nelson – Desert Regional Medical Center)
- Describe how large language models (LLMs) work.
- List the strengths, weaknesses, and risks of LLM.
- Access, use, troubleshoot currently available public LLMs.
- Examine the role of LLMs in fostering individual creative thinking and self-reflection.
- Discuss how LLMs can be tailored to fit the unique communication needs of diverse disciplines.
- Evaluate the potential for LLMs to influence decision-making processes in interdisciplinary teams.
This will only be an in-person conference, so please register Friday, May 20, at 5 p.m. ET.
**Note** Please bring your laptop to the conference to be able to participation in the interactive portion of the artificial intelligence presentation on LLMs.
Thanks,
M. Petrea Cober, Director of Professional Development, College of Pharmacy
Sara Dugan, Director of Interprofessional Education, College of Pharmacy
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