Tracy Schroepfer, PhD, MSW, MA
Professor
Univesity of Wisconsin-Madison
Dr. Tracy Schroepfer, PhD, MSW, MA is a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Social Work. Dr. Schroepfer’s research focuses on 1) improving the care provided to elders who are seriously or terminally ill by determining the best strategies for meeting their psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual needs; and 2) gaining understanding and addressing the barriers to quality health care experienced by medically underserved communities. She also conducts workshops on positive dementia care skills, as well as addressing the spiritual and cultural needs of people living with dementia. Her research is informed by her former practice as a hospice social worker and community work.

Presenting at the Nexus Summit:

Seminar Description: Learning Objectives: 1. Identify components and strategies to develop an IPE Telehealth program.2. Increase awareness around ways to engage and empower patients and caregivers as co-teachers in IPE curriculum development.3. Describe key characteristics of an effective interprofessional healthy aging education to prepare health profession students to work collaboratively with aging adults. 4. Explore pre-post evaluation methods to evaluate students’ interprofessional learnings. Descriptions:There are growing evidence in the literature demonstrating the meaningful impact of…