Without a review of pay scales comparable to other professions, schools will increasingly struggle to recruit and retain good graduates.
While Rutgers is widely respected among state universities, New Jersey's health professions schools lag in prestige and performance, and Mr. McGreevey is eager to establish a system that would have the heft of university and hospital centers in New York and Philadelphia.
Accreditation standards for health professions schools across the United States mandate or strongly encourage IPE.
Universities and their associated health professions schools (e.g., medical schools, pharmacy schools) are often well positioned to offer immersive research experiences for students as highly concentrated centers of STEM activity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
Medical and health professions schools can tackle the problem by fostering the professional cooperation and coordination that all patients deserve.
It also energized civic life in businesses, professions, schools and colleges -- even in Holyrood, the Scottish parliament, which we visited.
DeVry operates a series of health professions schools, including two high-dropout medical schools in the Caribbean, a test-preparation division, and schools in Brazil.
At New York Institute of Technology, faculty at our medical and health professions schools created Evelyn as a fictional case for a special exercise on inter-professional education.
A recent report released by Urban Universities for HEALTH shows us that success has been found in the admissions offices of health professions schools.
We'd encourage students and faculty at the University to also start a university-wide conversation about the oppression of academic freedom when it comes to teaching essential, evidence-based women's health care in the University's health professions schools.
