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For at least a decade inter‐professional education for health and social care professionals has been seen as a valuable means of improving collaboration in practice. Currently, advances in technology are influencing communication between these professional groups and simultaneously changing the delivery of educational programmes. This paper presents a pedagogic rationale for using computermediated communication to enhance learning about inter‐professional collaboration and reports some key issues arising from the development of such a learning project with a group of postgraduate students from a variety of health and social care agencies.
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