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September 2018 Profile

A Q&A with Teresa Roman-Micek is the Program Coordinator for InterCEPT, in the Interventional Platform at Stanford Health Care

Teresa Roman-Micek

1. What is InterCEPT and what does it do?

InterCEPT is an in situ interprofessional education (IPE) program using translational simulation to examine teamwork, communication, and systems in the Interventional Platform—operating room, cath-angio lab, endoscopy, outpatient surgery center. Our work is co-led by Dr. Jim Lau (Surgery) and Sarah Hirx MSN (Mgr Interventional Platform Education) under a grant from The RISK Authority Stanford. The InterCEPT Team, developing targets for T3 translational outcomes, includes Drs. Fanning, Goldhaber-Fiebert, and Austin (Anesthesia), surgical education fellows and med students.

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