Jazz and Interprofessional Practice: Stories of Two Piano Trios
Event details
January 21, 2025, 6:00-7:30 pm PST
Virtual
Event description
Medicine at its best, like jazz, is an improvisational endeavor, requiring its practitioners to both work within accepted and evidence-based standards, and to deviate from those standards when the situation and context require. This becomes even more complex when multiple different practitioners with varied backgrounds are involved. In this session, we will look at interprofessionalism in jazz, examining a watershed moment in its history when interprofessionalism took on new meaning, and seek lessons learned for today’s medical practice. This workshop is for providers, healthcare collaborators, caregivers and patients – anyone who has found themselves (intentionally or unintentionally) “riffing” in a healthcare setting!
Facilitators
Paul Haidet is a general internist, medical educator, and lover of jazz. His 30-year career has focused on relationships in healthcare, and he has been exploring the intersections of jazz and medical practice since 2002. His works on jazz and medicine have been published in The Annals of Family Medicine, Medical Education, Patient Education and Counseling, and Healthcare. He has worked with medical practitioners from multiple specialties and disciplines across the country, exploring new boundaries for medical practice and ideas from the world of jazz.