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Sustaining Interprofessional Learning in Hospitals
Interprofessional learning in hospitals is the practice of nurses, physiotherapists, and other clinicians learning with, from, and about one another to improve collaboration and patient care. According to PLOS One, Åhlund et al. (2026) mapped facilitators and barriers to workplace IPL by screening 1, 973 records and including 11 studies in a scoping review updated in July 2026. This post is written for clinical researchers, hospital education leads, and qualitative teams who need to turn heterogeneous interview, observation, and survey data into operational insights about IPL. Read on for an extractable summary of findings from the review, an at-a-glance snapshot table, AI-enabled qualitative research tactics, and a concise mapping of problems to solutions using Evidano.
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- Key Takeaways
- What happened: PLOS One scoping review methods and core findings
- Findings snapshot
- Implications for qualitative researchers and hospital educators
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