National Center Office of Interprofessional Continuing Professional Development

2024 National Academies of Practice Annual Meeting and Forum

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03/15/2024

03/16/2024

Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront

225 East Coastline Drive

Jacksonville

FL

Synchronous In-Person

: The National Academies of Practice (NAP) is the alliance of healthcare professionals who are collaborating to transform health and wellbeing. They are dedicated to advancing health and wellbeing through patient-centeredness and inclusivity, which they believe are in the best interest of individuals and communities. The National Academies of Practice 2024 Annual Meeting and Forum will occur at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront in Jacksonville, Florida - March 15-16. This meeting title is Synergizing Strengths: Uniting Professions for Strategic Impact. Throughout the meeting, attendees will learn about, from, and with one another, hear from and network with exciting keynote plenary speakers, and participate in peer-reviewed professional development workshops, symposia, panel discussions, and poster sessions. The NAP Forum brings us together as a community and highlights exceptional work being done to advocate for and advance scholarship, practice transformation, innovation, and policy that enables interprofessional collaborative practice that transforms lives. The National Center Office of Interprofessional Continuing Professional Development has been contracted to help plan and accredit this conference through Joint Accreditation Joint Providership. The conference has multiple, concurrent sessions, broken into 90 minute Workshops, 30 minute Oral presentations, and 60 minute Keynotes. As has been done for several years previously, the conference is accredited as one single activity. We evaluate each individual session by its own learning objectives, and learners claim the sessions they attended through the evaluation form as a tracking mechanism. The conference organizers also submit completion information to the National Center as a secondary tracking mechanism.

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