EUROPEAN INTERPROFESSIONAL PRACTICE & EDUCATION NETWORK

Our mission

Our aim is to stimulate and share effective interprofessional training in European higher education, and to improve collaborative practice in health and social care in Europe, in order to help optimize the quality of care and the quality of life of patients/clients. As a network we want to influence educational and health care policy in the EU and its member states. As one of our key actions we have developed a framework of key competences for interprofessional collaboration. We produce tools and publications that underpin interprofessional practice and education. We organize biennial conferences, seminars and expert meetings, and we support collaborative projects of members.

The EIPEN 2025 Conference 3-5 September in Hasselt: Extended call for proposals
The first call (with deadline 10 April) resulted already in more than 30 proposals. These authors receive notification before 5 May. See below for the second call. The program of the preconference seminar and keynote lectures will be published by 20 April.

Go to the Events section or use these shortcuts to download:

Download the conference announcement with provisional program here.
Download the information on the conference venue, travel and lodging here.

Download the welcome program of the first day (Wednesday afternoon) here.
Download the second call for abstract proposals here. Deadline for submission is 5 May.

Webinar on interprofessional assessment of September 2024. Hester Smeets has presented this webinar on the design of assessment for interprofessional education. This webinar was free and exclusively for EIPEN members. Not a member yet? Consult the pages on our network and contact us at info@eipen.eu. Staff of EIPEN member institutions benefit from a substantial reduction on the registration fee of conferences.

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By becoming a member, you get access to additional resources, you can contact experts for support and advice, and you can exploit and share your own expertise.

You and your institution or department can become recognized as committed to interprofessional practice and education.