Interdisciplinary Journal of Partnership Studies (IJPS)
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Cultivating Partnership Culture and Gender Equality: The 2016 Naval Academy Roundtable
Get PDFEmma Whitehead is an alumna of the Center for Partnership Studies Young Women's Leadership Program. In this article she reflects on her experience as a delegate to the 2016 United States Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference. The conference promoted the status of women and girls globally and Whitehead participated in a round table session on gender equity, sharing insights from the Center for Partnership Studies
Collaboration Guidelines to Transform Culture
Get PDFPositive-sum behaviour arises when people expect a benefit from cooperation. This article argues that positive-sum behaviours give rise to a fairer, more civilized society; however, adoption of these behaviours is impeded by their complexity. For example, others’ actions may seem unpredictable, while individual benefit may seem intangible. Consequently, adoption of positive-sum behaviours could be encouraged by explicit instructions. This article proposes guidelines and outcomes for healthy collaboration, which is a positive-sum behaviour
Nurses' Roles in Healthcare Legal Partnerships
Get PDFIn health care settings that serve low-income populations, healthcare legal partnerships (HLPs) are becoming a necessity in order to maximize clients’ opportunities for health. Medical-Legal Partnerships (MLPs), also known as Healthcare Legal Partnerships (HLPs), add the power of law to reduce individual legal barriers and negative social determinants of health. The terms HLP and MLP are used interchangeably, though HLPs can and do include specialties and disciplines, such as dentistry, nursing, and social work, beyond those usually considered medicine. HLPs offer academic centers opportunities to enhance collaborative practice by jointly educating law and healthcare students for partnership. In the U.S., nurses are the most trusted profession in society and the largest healthcare profession. Nursing can use its diffuse presence and power to actualize the growing research suggesting HLPs can help society achieve the concurrent goals of improved care, better health, and lower per capita healthcare costs.
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Issued June 10, 2016. The following citations should be included in the reference list:
Beck, A. F., Klein, M. D., Schaffzin, J. K., Tallent, V., Gillam, M., & Kahn, R. S. (2012). Identifying and treating a substandard housing cluster using a medical-legal partnership. Pediatrics, 130(5), 831-838.
Klein, M. D., Beck, A. F., Henize, A. W., Parrish, D. S., Fink, E. E., & Kahn, R. S. (2013). Doctors and Lawyers Collaborating to HeLP Children: Outcomes from a Successful Partnership between Professions. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 24(3), 1063-1073.
Nightingale, F. (1859). Notes on Nursing. London: Duckworth
Pettignano, R., Bliss, L. R., Caley, S. B., & McLaren, S. (2013). Can access to a medical-legal partnership benefit patients with asthma who live in an urban community? Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 24(2), 706-717
Media Review: Designing Our Way to a Better World
Get PDFVicki O'Day reviews Designing Our Way to a Better World, by Thomas Fishe
Curator's Statement: When Places Speak
Get PDFArtist's Statement for the cover art of IJPS volume 3, issue 3: When Places Speak, 2016. Photograph of exhibit featuring the photography of Xavier Tavera and Shiraz Mukarram
Media Review: The Surprising Power of Liberating Structures
Get PDFDaniel Pesut reviews The Surprising Power of Liberating Structures, by Henri Lipmanowicz and Keith McCandless
Seven Lessons in Partnership: How a Hospital and a Happiness Organization Teamed to Decrease Practitioner Burnout, Increase Practitioner Well-Being and Improve Patient Satisfaction
Get PDFNancy O’Brien and Linda Saggau, co-founders of Experience Happiness, LLC., and co-developers of The Happiness Practice™ (THP), share key discoveries derived from the partnership between Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) and Experience Happiness (EH) which focused on using THP as an intervention to increase Emergency Department and Urgent Care practitioner well-being and happiness in order to reduce the signs and symptoms of burnout and improve patient experience and satisfaction. This article includes a case study demonstrating the efficacy of the 6-month THP intervention, as well as an overview of THP and seven valuable partnership lessons to encourage and guide successful partnerships in healthcare and other systems
Media Review: Non-Obvious: How to Think Different, Curate Ideas and Predict the Future
Get PDFSusan Ziel reviews Non-Obvious: How to Think Different, Curate Ideas and Predict the Future, by Rohit Bhargava
Global Learning and Relational Diplomacy
Get PDFDrawing upon lessons learned from peace builders on the island of Cyprus as well as from leaders in the fields of service-learning, experiential education, and leadership development, this article presents frameworks for both academics and practitioners alike which will be helpful not only in fulfilling their unique goals towards global learning and partnership development across an array of fields and disciplines, but also in bringing about a more peaceful, cohesive, and sustainable world
Partnership Cultures: Beginning at the Beginning through Parenting
Get PDFPartnership cultures begin with the smallest units of society, the family. Creating partnership families requires evaluating internalized parenting scripts, discarding domination practices, and acting to nurture and form healthy relationships. Care and respect are foundational to partnership parenting, creating a safe environment in which children’s neurophysiologies flourish. Parenting practices that promote safety and calm, such as use of touch and communication that appreciates feelings, buffer children from the effects of stress. Policies and practices that support parents toward partnership -- particularly parents living with overwhelming stress, depression, addictions, and/or childhood histories of abuse and neglect -- may improve children’s lifetime physical and mental health outcomes as well as improve our society