Longwoods eLetter January 17, 2006
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According to the March 2005 National Academy of Science’s

Institute of Medicine flu report, the “current ongoing epidemic
of H5N1 avian influenza in Asia is unprecedented in its scale,
in its spread, and in the economic losses it has caused”.

See full report from Dr. Sherry Cooper.


HEALTHCARE QUARTERLY – FIVE BEST READ ARTICLES OF 2005
1      Acute Care Hospital Strategic Priorities: Perceptions of Challenges, Control,
Competition and Collaboration in Ontario's Evolving Healthcare System
2.    
Full-Time or Part-Time Work in Nursing: Preferences, Tradeoffs and Choices
3.     A Healthcare Revolution: Quebec's New Model of Healthcare
4.     Health, Healthcare and Nation-Building:

        A Three-Dimensional Approach to Innovation in Canada
5.     Strategic Management System in a Healthcare Setting –

        Moving from Strategy to Results

LEADERSHIP

Shirlee Sharkey: Extraordinary Things Are Possible
President and CEO of Saint Elizabeth Health Care Shirlee Sharkey
was recently recognized with an Award of Excellence in Nursing
Leadership by the Ontario Hospital Association.
We asked her a few questions about leadership.

ELECTRONIC HEALTHCARE
Creating a Web-based Patient Sign-out Application :: Sherman Quan
In order to maintain continuity of care, which emphasizes coordination
of services and maintaining the stability of patient-provider relationships
over time, it is necessary to link current and past care to accurately
arrange for future care.

THE NEXT BREAKFAST WITH THE CHIEFS | PANDEMICS
Date
: Tuesday, January 31, 2006.
Focus: Don’t Panic Panic: the economic fall out of a flu pandemic
Speaker: Dr. Sherry Cooper, Chief Economist,
BMO Nesbitt Burns and Global Economic Strategist, Harris Bank.

Rotman School of Management, UofT, Room 134(Ground Floor)

7:30 A.M. Registration and Breakfast | 8:00 A.M. Presentation & Discussion
9:00 A.M.
Adjournment. Refreshments still available.
Supported by Accenture, Lanier Healthcare Canada,
Ontario Hospital Association and TELUS.
Register with
LLopez@longwoods.com

BREAKFAST WITH THE CHIEFS ARCHIVED PRESENTATIONS HERE.

CONFERENCES & EVENTS (Details and more Conferences here)

      January 17, 2005. “For Profit Healthcare: What is the big deal?”

        with Senator Hugh Segal, Graham Scott, Colleen Flood, Tom McGowan,

        and Paul Williams, Register directly on-line at www.cchse.org 

      Ontario Government’s Legislative Agenda: Navigating the.

        New Legislative Landscape. January 30 http://www.oha.com/conferences.

        RLongwoods – knowledge partner

      Ideas and Best Practices in Continuing Care February 8, 9 and 10, 2006.

        Featuring: Sister Elizabeth Davis, Dr. David Foot, and Kit Grant.

        Produced by The Capital Care Foundation of Edmonton.

      Accelerating Primary Care. February 14 to 16, 2006.

        Hosted by Capital Health and the University of Alberta.

        With Colin-Thomé, Decter, Gutkin, Kizer, Protti, Rachlis, Roberts, Schoen,

        Shaw, Starfield, Stevens, Yeates; See: www.capitalhealth.ca/primarycare

      March 22, 8 a.m. Breakfast with the Chiefs in Vancouver:

        BC Women's and Children's Chan Education Centre.

        Why CIHI gets the front pages of the papers – every time! More and

        better information to run you organizations. With Glenda Yeates, CEO.

        Details about information you are unaware of.

        Get the details from: Lina Lopez at llopez@longwoods.com

        RLongwoods – knowledge partner

      The 7th Annual Integrated Care Conference: More here: [English] [French]

        RLongwoods – knowledge partner
      The 16th Annual Rotman Research Institute Conference: Stroke And Cognition:
      Toward a National Pharmaceuticals Strategy:  www.chspr.ubc.ca/hpc
      Today’s Information for Tomorrow’s Improvements  http://hinf.uvic.ca
      Seventh National Conference on Quality in Health Care - February 15th - 17th

        RLongwoods – knowledge partner.

 

[send your conference details to eletter@longwoods.com]

ANNOUNCEMENT from ACEN

The Academy of Canadian Executive Nurses is offering a Scholarship of
$2,500 to be awarded annually to a nurse pursuing graduate studies in
Nursing, at the Master’s or PhD level. Click here for more details.

 

LEADERSHIP TRANSITIONS
Review all reported ‘05 Transitions here
Dan Ross to CEO of the London Health Sciences Foundation.

Dr. John Robertson to Chief of Staff, The Sault Area Hospital

 

[Send you leadership transitions to eletter@longwoods.com]


LEADERSHIP JOBSITE
Business Manager - The Edmonton West Primary Care Network (PCN)
Director of the School of Rehabilitation Therapy & Associate Dean
(Health Sciences)-Queen’s University, Kingston, ON
Deputy Minister - Nunavut Health and Social Services
Chief of Staff - Pictou County Health Authority
Manager, Postpartum - Royal Alexandra Hospital, Capital Health, Edmonton AB
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Stollery Pediatric Centre for Weight &
Health-Capital Health, Edmonton AB

Senior Program Officer, Community Health Solutions
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, WA
Senior Advocacy Officer, Global Libraries
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, WA
Senior Program Officer, Global Health Strategies
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, WA
Program Director, China HIV/AIDS Initiative

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Beijing
Career Opportunities in the Northwest Territories
Career Opportunities at Capital Health Edmonton
Career Opportunities at Fraser Health
Career Opportunities at Hamilton Health Sciences
Healthcare Quarterly Careers (PDF)
Nursing Leadership Careers - NEW- (PDF)

 

Visit our portal of 78 participating recruitment centres

[Send your career opportunities to Susan Hale at shale@longwoods.com]

OUR READERSHIP SURVEY
More than 7000 Longwoods readership surveys were sent out. Thank you
for taking the time to give us your point of view. One result: Respondents
read Healthcare Quarterly twice as often as the next most popular journal.
We don’t make this stuff up. The results are in. More later once we complete
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Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute.


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