AIM Resource Center

To promote innovative change in health professions education through the acquisition of knowledge, resources, and strategies to introduce or expand interprofessional prevention initiatives and service-learning on campuses.

Institution Name	Resource 1 (e.g., Presentations)	Resource 2       (e.g., Tools)	Resource 3     (e.g., References)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University	Team-Based Learning Faculty Facilitator Guide	Student Focus Group Questions	_​​
Creighton University, Department of Pharmacy Practice ​	Curriculum	Developing the Center for Health Promotion	Reference Links
Duke University School of Medicine	Interprofessional Prevention  Poster	_​​	_​​​
East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine	Enhancing the Primary Care Management of Patients	Search Scholar Course Survey	Best Practices for Improving Access to Quality Care
​​University of Illinois at Chicago	UIC IPE Logic Model	UIC IPE Programs	Reading and Resource List
MCPHS University ​	IPE Roles and Responsibility Activity	Table 1: Strategic IPE Plan	IPE Activity Checklist
Medical University of South Carolina	Building Upon Previous IPE Efforts	Moving Forward	Institutional Data
Nazareth College	IPE Presentation	Sample Reflection Rubric	Reference List
​Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science ​	ICC Interpreter Training	Processing a New Volunteer Interpreter	_​​
University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy	Community Service Descriptions	Learning Retreat Agenda	Resource Guide
University of Massachusetts Medical School Department of Family Medicine and Community Health	From Seed to Tree Presentation	Oral Health Interstitial Curriculum	Resource Links
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City	Call for Proposals	_	_​
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center – Tulsa	Bedlam-L Patient Panel	Sample Status Board	Huddle Checklist
University of Texas Health Science Center and San Antonio ​	Online Training Video	​_​	_​
University of Rochester Medical Center	_	CHIC Syllabus	_
Temple University College of Public Health	_	APTR Online Learning Modules	_