From Silos to Synergy: Designing CME for Real-World Healthcare Teams with Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo
Episode Description
Practical prompts, frameworks, and behind-the-scenes notes on writing high-quality CME — straight to you, no fluff.
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How can continuing education break down professional silos and foster real collaboration among healthcare teams?
If you create CME/CE content, you’ve likely encountered the challenge of writing for “teams” that still operate in silos. This episode with interprofessional education expert Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo, Founder, Collaborate for Health, reveals why just using the term “team-based care” isn’t enough—and how content creators can more accurately reflect the evolving nature of healthcare collaboration. As patient-centered models expand and asynchronous care becomes the norm, CME professionals need a deeper understanding of roles, language, and practice contexts to design impactful education.
- Discover the critical differences between interprofessional, interdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary practice—and why it matters for CME writing.
- Learn how to structure education that empowers team collaboration and respects the unique contributions of each discipline.
- Understand the growing role of patients, technology, and asynchronous communication in shaping interprofessional collaboration today.
And if you’re unsure when to use “interprofessional” vs “multidisciplinary”? We’ve got you covered. We created a one-page Quick Reference Guide to help you use team-based language precisely and avoid common traps in CME writing. It’s perfect for writers, educators, and reviewers who want to level up their clarity. Grab the download in the show notes and keep it handy as you create your next piece of content.
Tune in now to learn how you can write CME content that reflects real-world collaboration—and elevates both learner experience and patient care outcomes.
Connect with Tina
Website: https://collaborateforhealth.com
Interprofessional Terms Quick Reference Guide
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