Editors-in-Chief
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Sylvia Langlois is an Associate Professor Emeritus, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto Link. She has a long history of leading the development, implementation, and evaluation of the interprofessional education (IPE) curriculum at the University of Toronto. Her research focuses on interprofessional education approaches, assessment of collaborative competencies, and curricular evaluation. She has a particular interest in engaging those with lived experience in the IPE curriculum and incorporating the arts and humanities in the development of collaborative competencies. |
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Gwen Halaas, Array, United States Dr. Halaas has expertise in Family Medicine, Rural Health Education, Technology-enhanced Education, Health Promotion, and Healthcare Management. Her leadership and scholarship are currently directed toward transforming health professions education for student competency in interprofessional collaboration addressing such priority content areas as leadership, teamwork, ethics, informatics, quality, and systems. Dr. Halaas is working with health care systems and communities to develop new models of interprofessional care delivery that can provide effective educational experience. |
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Stephanie Fox, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at the Université de Montréal Link. She has studied interprofessional collaboration from a communication perspective for nearly two decades. Her research focuses on how communication practices shape collaboration in various health and social care settings, including primary, hospital, and residential care. Her work has highlighted how power asymmetries and institutional pressures influence interprofessional interactions and identities. She has a growing interest in interprofessional collaboration across organizational boundaries. |
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Marilyn Bittman, Array, Canada Marilyn Bittman is the Managing Editor, Journals, for the Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing Press. She has expertise in print and online publishing, and advertising. Her current focus is assisting journals to publish online within the Open Access model. |
Online Editors
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Brian Hydesmith, Array, Canada Brian Hydesmith is a graphic designer with a background in photography, magazines, newspapers, books, and all manner of print. He also designs and manages web sites and handles design needs for a variety of clients. |
