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BIDDEFORD, Maine

51小黄车students take home third place at CLARION competition

UNE鈥檚 interprofessional student team placed third out of 15 participating teams at the National CLARION Interprofessional Case Competition on April 17鈥18 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Members of the team included:

  • Julet Baltonado, COM
  • Stephanie Brown, COP
  • Erin Kany, COP
  • Jenny Ottoson, WCHP-PA

These students were advised by Rebecca Boulos, M.P.H., Ph.D., assistant clinical professor in the School of Community and Population Health; Jeff Nevers, M.A., affiliated professor in the Department of Physical Therapy; and Lisa Pagnucco, B.S. Pharm, Pharm.D., BCACP, assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice.

The CLARION competition is an event hosted by the University of Minnesota, dedicated to furthering interprofessional collaboration for improving patient safety and health care quality. During the competition, student teams of four are asked to analyze a medical case for a panel of judges. They are evaluated based on real-world standards of practice. 

President Danielle Ripich commented, 鈥淭his great showing is a marker of excellence that builds the reputation of our university as an innovative health sciences institution. These students are the future thought leaders in medical care and I couldn鈥檛 be more proud of them.鈥

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