Abstract
In July 2022, a large multi-state health care organization received Joint Accreditation, making the organization one of the elite 150 organizations internationally. Joint Accreditation offers continuing education using one succinct accreditation process. Interprofessional continuing education versus a siloed continuing education approach is essential in providing high-quality patient care and improving organizational outcomes. Completing a comprehensive needs assessment led to discovering potential educational opportunities and awareness that precepting interprofessional teams was an opportunity for interprofessional continuing education. This column will discuss how nursing professional development practitioners in the health care system with Joint Accreditation can address the need for interprofessional preceptor development. [J Contin Educ Nurs. 2023;54(7):293-296.].
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