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Longwoods eLetter July 11, 2006

"Being Young is Tough" - (Source: UNFPA [United Nations Population Fund])

Today is World Population Day. UNFPA has a vision of a world fit for young people. It is a world that promotes and protects their rights, provides opportunities to develop their full potential, welcomes and respects their voices and views, and where they live free of poverty, discrimination and violence. In such a world, young people possess the knowledge and skills required to make informed, voluntary and responsible life choices, including decisions about sexual and reproductive health.


OFF THE CUFF
The Final Report of the Federal Wait Times Advisor
. June 2006. Click here

Abstracts of 100 Public | Private projects across Canada from a publication of The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships. Co-sponsored by Industry Canada. Click here

Dr. Penny Ballem writes the Premier of British Columbia, June, 2006.

From Business Week:
The Best Medical Care in The U.S.
How Veterans Affairs transformed itself -- and what it means for the rest of us – including Canada’s regional networks. 

From the Health Council of Canada. Steven Lewis talks about the importance of moving forward with an electronic health record in Canada. Full story

International Panel Releases Five-Year Review of CIHR

Spend this summer on the frontiers of healthcare and discover job satisfaction combined with a quality of life unlike anywhere else in Canada

Are you a post secondary student and still looking for summer employment? Try the Northwest Territories. Go here.

The Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team (CCORT) releases the Canadian Cardiovascular Atlas


RECOMMENDED READING
Longwoods Review
What's In, What's Out": Stakeholders' Views About the Boundaries of Medicare
Raisa Deber and Brenda Gamble

HealthcarePapers
A Cautionary Tale: Rethinking Medicare
Matthew Hodge and Renaldo N. Battista

Healthcare Quarterly
A Collaborative Evidence-Based Approach To Making Healthcare a Healthier Place to Work
A.Yassi, A.S. Ostry, J. Spiegel, G. Walsh and H.M. de Boer

Healthcare Policy
The Impact of Implementing Managed Competition on Home Care Workers' Turnover Decisions
Margaret Denton, Isik Urla Zeytinoglu, Sharon Davies, Danielle Hunter

ElectronicHealthcare
Accelerating the E-health Connectivity Imperative: Implementing Short-term Value against Long-term Goals when Building Private-sector Relationships
George Blake

Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership
ACEN Position Statement: Nursing Workload-A Priority for Healthcare

World Health & Population
Integrating Results from Formative Phase Studies for Informing the Design of Intervention Studies on Neonatal Health in India
Shrikant I. Bangdiwala, Abhimanyu Niswade, Suresh Ughade and Sanjay Zodpey


Need to Ask an Expert in Healthcare Law and Governance?
A feature presented by Longwoods Publishing in collaboration with a pool of leading experts in the design and management of healthcare organizations. More

LONGWOODS RADIO PODCASTS: listen and learn

Organizations interested in contributing to Longwoods Radio read this . . .
This is great opportunity to effectively transfer knowledge using story telling, compelling lectures or gripping interviews – using simple digital recordings that we distribute on the web. Formatted for iPod listeners too. For criteria and specifications please contact Rebecca Hart at Rhart@longwoods.com. All subject to editorial review and acceptance of course.


HEALTHCARE POLICYCheck out our Peer Reviewed journal at www.healthcarepolicy.net. Only 8$ per article or an annual subscription for $100.

Editorial:
The Journal's First Year 
Brian Hutchison

The Undisciplined Economist
High Reliability versus High Autonomy: Dryden, Murphy and Patient
Robert G. Evans, Karen Cardiff and Sam Sheps

Data Matters
Missed Opportunity: Patients Who Leave Emergency Departments without Being
Akerke Baibergenova, Kira Leeb, Aleksandra Jokovic, Sharon Gushue

Be sure your individual subscription is up to date. Sign up online - http://www.longwoods.com/premium.php?cat=10 or contact Barbara Marshall – bmarshall@longwoods.com or 416-864-9667.


BREAKFAST WITH THE CHIEFS – now available online | enabled by TELUS

1. The Hon. George Smitherman: State Of Health Transformation in Ontario. PDF (113 KB) |  Click To Watch Video Presentation
2. Dr. David Butler-Jones:  Click To Watch Video Presentation


BREAKFAST WITH THE CHIEFS SIGN UP NOW FOR NEXT SEASON
2006/2007 Speakers include:
Jonathan Lomas
Dr. Anne Cavoukian
Dr. Ross Baker
Dr. Andreas Laupacis
Hon. Tony Clement
Hon. George Smitherman
Jeff Lozon
Dr. Alan Hudson
Sheila Weatherill
John Tory
Hon. Philippe Couillard
...and more

* To attend, you need to be a member of the HealthcareBoard. Ask Lina for details. For more information visit the Breakfast with the Chiefs web page: Click Here. Visit the ‘Breakfast with the Chiefs’ photo galleries. Click here. Go ahead treat this like a picture-blog -- add your comments.


CONFERENCES & EVENTS
Infoway: Collaborating with Healthcare Information Technology Solution Providers - Summer 2006 series. For senior and middle management in sales, marketing, business development, product development and services. 2 hour meetings. See schedules and Click here to register.

October 15 - 27, 2006: The Canadian College of Health Service Executives and The Change Foundation are offering a two-week study tour to Australia and New Zealand.  For details, please contact Chris Parsons a cparsons@cchse.org

November 1-3, 2006: Health Informatics Bootcamp Edmonton, AB. An intensive on-site and on-line* program introducing key concepts, issues, applications and vendor technologies in Applied Health Informatics. For more information click here.

November 6-8, 2006: OHA HealthAchieve2006 - register online today and take advantage of the Super Early Bird Promotion. Special Rates available only until July 28, 2006! For details click here.

How to get value from a conference. If you believe that success is about pushing yourself to learn new things, to change, and to build a web of personal relationships, then going to the right conferences, and attending them in the right way, can be critical to your strategy for staying on the cutting edge -- both in your organization and in your career. Learn more here.

For our complete list of conferences and events go here

Ontario Hospital Association conferences www.OHA.com/conferences

Registered Nurses Association of Ontario conferences click here.

[We don't go looking for these conferences. Send details to conferences@longwoods.com]


GRANTS & AWARDS
The Canadian Patient Safety Institute (CPSI) is pleased to announce its second annual Grants Competition for research and Demonstration projects. The funding will be divided between two streams, “Applied Health Services Research” and “Demonstration Projects”. For details: www.patientsafetyinstitute.ca. Application Deadline: July 12, 2006.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
The OHA’s 2006 Healthcare Awards include: International Best Practices | The Robo Award | Ted Freedman Award for Innovation in Education |Call for Submissions are Now Open! All awards will be presented at the OHA HealthAchieve2006 held on November 6 to 8 in Toronto. Visit here

TRANSITIONS
Dr. Rose Anne Goodine
to clinician (medical) advisory team (Atlantic Canada) Canada Health Infoway
Garry Cruickshank to clinician (pharmacy) advisory team (Atlantic Canada) Canada Health Infoway
Krisan Palmer to tele homecare strategist for Canada Health Infoway
Ron Gagnon to Acting President and CEO of Sault Area Hospital.
Linda Ann Daly to chair Board of Directors Kingston General Hospital
Natalie Bubela to Vice-President of Programs and Support Services, Rouge Valley Health System
Maureen Charlebois to Vice-President of Professional Practice and Chief Nursing Executive, Rouge Valley Health System
Dr. Eric Fongberg to Vice-President of Strategic Development and Clinical Integration, Rouge Valley Health System
Tom Atkins chair of the board, Rouge Valley Health System
The Honourable John McDermid  to chair of the Board of Trustees for Headwaters Health Care Centre

Review all recently reported Transitions here. Do you have appointments or transitions? Send them to transitions@longwoods.com


CAREERS: sent to +20,000 people including Canada’s student nurses.
Executive Director - The UBC Centre for Health Care Management (CHCM)
Vice-President, Patient Care Programs - York Central Hospital
Director, Mental Health and Continuing Care Program - York Central Hospital
Director, Provincial Resource Centre - Trillium Gift of Life Network
Director, Hospital Programs - Trillium Gift of Life Network
Decision Support Lead - Trillium Gift of Life Network
Executive Director - The Academy of Canadian Executive Nurses (ACEN)
Advanced Practice Leader in Rehabilitation and Complex Continuing Care - Toronto Rehab
Director, Patient Care Services - Stanton Territorial Health Authority, Yellowknife NT
Associate Vice-Principal (Facilities) - Queen’s University, Kingston, ON
Executive Director, Patient Care - The Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Toronto ON
Director, Financial Planning and Controls - The Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Toronto ON
Administrator - Longwoods Publishing, Toronto, ON
Student Nurse Burseries - Northwest Territories Health and Social Services
Specialty Nursing Education and Career Information
Career Opportunities in the Northwest Territories
Career Opportunities at Capital Health Edmonton
Career Opportunities at Fraser Health
Career Opportunities at Northern Health Authority
Healthcare Quarterly Careers - June/06 - (PDF)
Nursing Leadership Careers (PDF)

Looking for adventure and challenge in nursing? Look at this.

Visit our portal of 80 participating healthcare recruitment centres
[Send your career opportunities to Susan Hale at shale@longwoods.com]


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