Value of Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice is a one-day workshop organised by the Continuing Medical Education Department at King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre – Jeddah. It takes place on 1 December 2026, from 08:30 to 16:00, at Mövenpick Hotel Tahlia, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The native session identifies the Coral Meeting Room. This December occurrence is distinct from the earlier August workshop and is recorded as its own dated activity rather than replacing that event.
The workshop introduces the importance of interprofessional education in healthcare and explores its value for professionals who must work together across disciplines. Its stated purpose is to promote integration among healthcare providers and improve services through teamwork and effective communication, with better patient outcomes as the common objective. The focus is collaboration in clinical practice, not a single specialty’s isolated technical curriculum.
Published learning objectives include recognising the value of interprofessional education, identifying conflicts that could hinder patient care and developing an understanding of other healthcare professionals’ roles and responsibilities. The organiser also aims to encourage active engagement and collaboration during the sessions and to foster a positive working environment. These objectives describe the scope of the course without implying that a separate timed agenda or specific case exercises have been released.
The official programme lists one workshop block covering the full day. Mr. Azad Godus is named in the event’s session information; no verified professional title, institutional biography or LinkedIn identity was established, so those profile details remain unspecified. Participants are asked to attend the full duration, from 08:30 to 16:00, because the sessions have been planned as a coherent programme. Attendance and active participation are explicitly emphasised by the organiser.
The current published fee is SAR 200. The official poster carries a five-hour CME-accredited seal alongside the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties identity, establishing five SCFHS hours for this Saudi event. The poster is selected as the cover, accompanied by the official landing-page and programme captures. No separate detailed programme PDF, open call for abstracts, additional named faculty, detailed breakout workshops or commercial sponsoring companies were verified. Registration is handled through the exact KFSHRC Motamarat page for this December workshop, not through the earlier occurrence.
