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HealthPartners issues report on education, professional development

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nearly 3,000 health care professionals completed clinical rotations across HealthPartners last year. That’s one of many highlights outlined in the newly released 2022 Impact Report from the HealthPartners Institute Office of Health Professional Education.

In the past year, the Minneapolis-based integrated health care system resumed in-person observations, created new training programs, and implemented new mentorship models. This training, along with the Institute’s residencies and fellowships, prepares health professionals to provide care to patients across the country.

“We’re training the next generation of health care professionals here at HealthPartners, addressing the workforce challenges that were exacerbated by the pandemic,” said Andrea Walsh, president and CEO of HealthPartners. “The strong learning environment we have at HealthPartners leads to higher performing teams, better care and outcomes and healthier patients and members.”

Highlights from the report include:

  • 2,995 healthcare professionals – nearly half of which were nursing students – completed clinical rotations across HealthPartners.
  • 441 clinician educators precepted students, providing hands-on learning opportunities.
  • 570 undergraduate and graduate students participated in trainings at the HealthPartners Institute Clinical Simulation Center, which is currently undergoing a $5 million relocation and expansion project that will enhance health professional learning experiences.
  • A new partnership with People Incorporated that provides third-year medical school students with an opportunity to learn more about social determinants of health while supporting mental health needs of our community.
  • The creation of a Mobile Mentorship Lab, where members of HealthPartners mentor network facilitate discussions across the organization and better support career growth and satisfaction among colleagues.

About HealthPartners Institute

HealthPartners Institute is part of HealthPartners, the largest consumer governed nonprofit health care organization in the nation with a mission to improve health and well-being in partnership with our members, patients and the community. HealthPartners Institute supports this mission through research and education—advancing care delivery and public health around the globe. The Institute annually conducts more than 350 research studies and trains 700+ medical residents and fellows and 1,200+ medical and advanced practice students. Its integration with HealthPartners’ hospitals, clinics and health plan strengthens the Institute’s ability to discover and develop evidence-based solutions and translate them into practice. Visit healthpartnersinstitute.org for more information.

Contacts

David Martinson, 763-218-7721
david.p.martinson@healthpartners.com

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David Martinson, 763-218-7721
david.p.martinson@healthpartners.com

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