"Empowering the next generation of healthcare professionals through student-led clinics, interprofessional collaboration, and innovation in primary care."
I CARE
Inter-professional student-run primary CARE clinics
A University-Health sector (Enterprise) Knowledge Triangle Cooperation Approach
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Objectives of I CARE
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modernization of health sciences education curricula (Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry and Nursing, allied health services, psychology, etc
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Establishmentof Inter professional university-health centere of exellence.
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Developing new study and training programs such as dipolma and masters
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Introduction of medical inter centers professional training, teaching & learning
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Launching Inter professional collaboration Student run primary care clinics (SRCs) with focus on providing medicl and health services to socioeconomically disadvantaged poor and elderly patients
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Improving the teaching competency of academic staff and teacher practitioners/ clinician educators Capacity Building
🔷 Welcome to the I-CARE Project
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Transforming Primary Health Care through Education, Innovation, and Collaboration
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The I-CARE Project is an international Erasmus+ initiative that aims to strengthen primary health care by bridging academic education, professional practice, and innovation.
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At its heart, the project promotes interprofessional, student-led clinics where senior students in medicine, nursing, physiotherapy, and allied health fields work in real-life settings — delivering services under licensed supervision, gaining hands-on experience, and developing critical competencies.
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I-CARE focuses on enhancing the clinical, ethical, and teamwork skills of new medical and health sciences graduates. Through modern curricula, digital tools, and immersive practice environments, the project ensures that future professionals are better prepared for the challenges of modern primary care.
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Guided by the University–Enterprise–Research knowledge triangle, I-CARE also fosters collaboration between higher education institutions, healthcare providers, and consultancy firms — creating a sustainable model for capacity building and health system innovation in Egypt, Lebanon, and across Europe.
The site of SRC
The primary goals of this site is to spread inspiration for and increase knowledge and communication regarding (Student Run Clinics (SRCs), best medical and health care quality as well as best practices in patient care, student education, research, cooperation between academic and non academic institutions and medical and health care staff as well as and practice management in such clinics.to provide effective solutions designed to boost Medical Education and student internship.
EXPECTED & ACHIEVED OUTCOMES
I CARE Centres and Web platform
I CARE inter-professional- student led Clinics
ICARE Professional Course modules
ICARE Capacity Building
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In-service training
Some of the porjct activities are:
THE NEXT BIG THING
10-14 January 2025- BUC
Capacity Building on Psychosomatic & Depression Disorder Diagnosis & Therapy
A primary care approach
Some of the expected impact of the project
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