Upcoming IPE Events

Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques.  This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis. 

Registration now open. Limited spots are available. Please email IPE-Sim@ouhsc.edu to sign up!

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

According to 2019 Census Bureau data, at least one in seven Oklahomans were living below the poverty line. Join us as we learn what it’s like to try to live a month at or below the poverty line. We will discuss what that means for providers and how to deliver team-based, patient-centered care for one of Oklahoma’s most vulnerable populations.

Register here: Poverty Enrollment: Spring 2024

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their caregivers and families, require unique communication techniques that are patient-centered.  This innovative team-based simulation allows learners to be taught directly by individuals (self-advocates) or family members (family-advocates) in a safe environment regarding proper team-based communication. 

Register here: SAME/FAME Enrollment: Spring 2024

Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques.  This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis. 

Registration now open. Limited spots are available. Please email IPE-Sim@ouhsc.edu to sign up!

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

This project is aimed at reducing readmission rates for patients with Sepsis as well as teaching students how to effectively address the social determinants of health in a health literate way. Many times, the care that we give the patient is above their level of understanding – through this simulation and hospital experience working with Sepsis patients, it is our goal to cultivate effective health care communicators!  

Registration is now available. Sign up today!

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their caregivers and families, require unique communication techniques that are patient-centered.  This innovative team-based simulation allows learners to be taught directly by individuals (self-advocates) or family members (family-advocates) in a safe environment regarding proper team-based communication. 

Register here: SAME/FAME Enrollment: Spring 2024

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their caregivers and families, require unique communication techniques that are patient-centered.  This innovative team-based simulation allows learners to be taught directly by individuals (self-advocates) or family members (family-advocates) in a safe environment regarding proper team-based communication. 

Register here: SAME/FAME Enrollment: Spring 2024

The goal of this project is to engage the 2SLGBTQ+ community as active team members in course design, content delivery, and active reflection to prepare health professions students to be collaborative and patient-centered when delivering team-based care to the community.

Register here: 2SLGBTQ+ Enrollment: Spring 2024

Experience the groundbreaking Weight Bias Simulation in our medical setting and gain invaluable insights into the challenges faced by individuals with diverse body weights. Step into the shoes of patients, understand the impact of weight bias, and foster empathy to provide non-judgmental, patient-centered care. Improve patient outcomes, build stronger doctor-patient relationships, and create an inclusive health care environment. Break down barriers and join us in shaping a more compassionate future in health care.

Register here: Weight Bias Enrollment

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques.  This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis. 

Registration now open. Limited spots are available. Please email IPE-Sim@ouhsc.edu to sign up!

Difficult situations, and difficult conversations, require certain patient/family-centered communication techniques.  This simulation will allow learners a chance to practice team communication skills while exploring scenarios unique to delivery bad news following a health crisis. 

Registration now open. Limited spots are available. Please email IPE-Sim@ouhsc.edu to sign up!

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

New student and faculty volunteers are always welcome! Email us at Unity-Clinic@ouhsc.edu.

Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their caregivers and families, require unique communication techniques that are patient-centered.  This innovative team-based simulation allows learners to be taught directly by individuals (self-advocates) or family members (family-advocates) in a safe environment regarding proper team-based communication. 

Register here: SAME/FAME Enrollment: Spring 2024

This project is aimed at reducing readmission rates for patients with Sepsis as well as teaching students how to effectively address the social determinants of health in a health literate way. Many times, the care that we give the patient is above their level of understanding – through this simulation and hospital experience working with Sepsis patients, it is our goal to cultivate effective health care communicators!  

Registration is now available. Sign up today!

The goal of this project is to engage the 2SLGBTQ+ community as active team members in course design, content delivery, and active reflection to prepare health professions students to be collaborative and patient-centered when delivering team-based care to the community.

Register here: 2SLGBTQ+ Enrollment: Spring 2024