Circles of care: A novel tool for interprofessional health education.

The article focuses on the interactive learning board game called Circles of Care, which was created by seven students from the University of Western Ontario in Canada. It says that four to eight players composed of healthcare students and professionals can play the game, in which each team will spin a wheel and given an assigned patient booklet. It also mentions that each of the 12 booklets contain set of questions in four different ways.