The International Learning Collaborative (ILC)

Organizational Partner: The International Learning Collaborative (ILC)

Lead: Professor Alison Kitson
Preferred contact: alison.kitson@adelaide.edu.au or intlearningcollaborative@gmail.com
Key Words: Resident in: Australia; Working in: Australia and internationally; Area(s) of Interest in VBP: Education/Fundamentals of Care, Policy/Commissioning, Research/Fundamentals of Care, Research/Nurse-patient relationship, Research/Relationship-Centred Care, Services/person-centered, Services/teamwork; Related Area(s) of Interest: Evidence-based practice; Area(s) of healthcare expertise: Nursing, Fundamentals of Care, Nurse-patient relationship, Relationship-centred care, Policy and leadership
Brief Description of Work: The ILC is a member-based organisation consisting of international academics, clinicians and leaders who are dedicated to transforming the delivery of healthcare globally. Its aim is to transform the care delivered in high tech environments and to elevate the standard of fundamentals of care around the world. The ILC hosts a three-day event annually, held in alternate years at Oxford University. The event brings together international, multi-disciplinary healthcare experts to discuss and debate the delivery of fundamental care. The event offers a forum for critical dialogue and the generation of international projects related to research, education, policy and practice.
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http://intlearningcollab.org/

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