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Responding to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak: The Value of Effective Interprofessional Communication During Emergency Response

Infectious disease outbreaks demand rapid, thorough, and innovative response teams working collaboratively and using multiple channels of communication to decrease the impact and duration of the outbreak. In ensuing paragraphs we use the 2014 Ebola outbreak response as a case study to demonstrate interprofessional collaborative practice in action and to highlight opportunities for the future integration of evidence-based interprofessional communication practices in applied global public health emergency response.