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Together: Stories of Collective Impact
An international magazine by the Centre for Advancing Collaborative Healthcare & Education (CACHE)
Read Volume 4, Issue 1
(Fall 2025)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 3, Issue 2
(Spring 2025)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 3, Issue 1
(Fall 2024)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 2, Issue 2
(Spring 2024)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 2, Issue 1
(Fall 2023)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 1, Issue 4
(Summer 2023)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 1, Issue 3
(Spring 2023)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 1, Issue 2
(Winter 2023)
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Read Volume 1, Issue 1
(Fall 2022), the inaugural issue of
Together: Stories of Collective Impact
an international magazine by CACHE.
Welcome to our international magazine, Together: Stories of Collective Impact
Welcome to Volume Four, Issue One of Together: Stories of Collective Impact.
This Fall 2025 issue brings forward stories that highlight the power of collaboration, creativity, and connection across health and social care. From innovative interprofessional electives and global partnerships to arts-based learning and systems-focused initiatives, this issue showcases the many ways people are reimagining education and care. You’ll also see the growing global reach of this work through contributions f rom partners in Singapore, Ethiopia, Indonesia, the United States, and beyond.
Our cover art, “Fragile: Handle With Care” by Kim Neudorf, offers a powerful entry point into this issue’s reflections on teamwork and transition, reminding us how deeply relationships, communication, and trust shape each step of the care journey.
We are also honoured to celebrate Professor Sylvia Langlois and her extraordinary contributions to interprofessional education, patient partnership, and collaborative leadership. Her Retirement Tea story reflects the collaborative community she has cultivated over her decades of leadership.
If you are reading Together for the first time, WELCOME! This magazine exists to share stories that connect us and inspire collective impact. To our returning readers and contributors, thank you for continuing to share your work, reflections, and art. We look forward to your future submissions, feedback, and reactions.
With Gratitude,
Elizabeth (Eli) Cadavid
Lead Editor, on behalf of the CACHE Team
CACHE Editorial Team, Fall 2025
Eli Cadavid (Lead Editor)
Belinda Vilhena
Farah Friesen
Kaitlyn Lau
Stella Ng
Want to receive our Magazine right to your email?
Submit your story, event, or cover art for the next issue of Together: Stories of Collective Impact
CACHE Magazine Submission_Volume 4, Issue 2 (Spring 2026) Survey
(submit by April 21, 2026).
We welcome articles, news, and stories related to collaborative healthcare and education. Together let's celebrate the best of collaboration, interprofessional education, and teamwork in health & social care: innovations, research synopses, profiles, upcoming interprofessional events, conferences, grants and award announcements, and other professional achievements -- all are welcome!
Submissions should:
-be approximately 350 words or less in length;
provide details about how it relates to IPE/collaborative practice (for more information please refer to CIHC Competencies);
-include Author(s)/Contributor(s)' Full Name(s), Degrees/Credentials, and up to two affiliations for each author;
-include pictures and/or visual art pieces (strongly encouraged). Heads shots are acceptable; photos of something happening are even better. Pictures should be high-resolution colour jpegs or pngs;
-if applicable, include 5 references (maximum).
Submissions not meeting the above criteria will be asked to revise and resubmit.
As well, we welcome cover art submissions if you would like to have your artwork considered for the next issue. Cover art submissions would need to be high-resolution, high-quality images of your work(s). Please note if your art is selected for the cover, it may be cropped to accommodate text, and text may be superimposed on part of the image (the CACHE logo, and volume and issue number). Cover art should also include artist statements. Photography, paintings, mixed media, and other mediums are acceptable.
Submissions welcome from all who contribute to health and social care, including learners, educators, patients/clients, families, caregivers, clinicians, and others.
Newsletter Archive
The Centre's successful Newsletter had international reach and readership and in Oct 2022, was followed by a magazine (Together: Stories of Collective Impact).
Peruse past editions of the Centre's Newsletter, including many celebrations of the collaborative healthcare and education community's achievements and initiatives.