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In this episode of MedEd Thread, we speak with Brian Peacock, Assistant Professor and Program Director of Physician Assistant Studies at Wake Forest University, about using gamification to enhance interprofessional education. Brian explains a virtual escape room model that brings together multiple healthcare disciplines to build teamwork, improve communication and deepen understanding of roles and social determinants of health through interactive, game‑based learning. Tune in to learn how gamification is creating more engaging and collaborative training for future healthcare teams.
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