Keeping it going: the importance of delivering interprofessional education during the COVID-19 pandemic
Sue Pullon(University of Otago), Eileen McKinlay(University of Otago), Gay Dungey(University of Otago), Julia Myers(University of Otago), Meredith Perry(University of Otago), Caroline Morris(University of Otago), Karen J. Coleman(Kaiser Permanente), Ben Gray(South Essex Partnership University Foundation NHS Trust), Ben Darlow(University of Otago), Rebecca Fyfe(University of Otago), Liz Kemp(Physiotherapy New Zealand), Belinda Westenra(Whitireia New Zealand), Hazel Neser(University of Otago), Rowena Price(Capital and Coast District Health Board), W. Douglas Thompson(Hutt Hospital), Tracy D. Farr(University of Nottingham), Don Banks(Whitireia New Zealand), Miriam Mitchell(Physiotherapy New Zealand)
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January 1, 2021
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