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"I apologize because I didn't look hard enough, until now. I didn't look far enough. I didn't review papers from smaller labs in other countries doing some remarkable research, and I was too dismissive of the loud chorus of legitimate patients whose symptoms improved on cannabis." Dr. Sanjay Gupta Why I changed my mind on weed
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If We Had a Magic Wand by Hugh MacLeod and Leslee Thompson The second essay in the Ghost of Healthcare Hope series
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"If the public had more information on the way doctors are compensated, they might have a more balanced perspective in terms of giving their views to the government during negotiations," says Tom Closson, former president of the Ontario Hospital Association. ...almost all suppliers of plasma products in the UK "have a track record of avoidable quality problems, in many cases resulting in deaths or serious chronic illness such as HIV." Read the essay Tories unlikely to stop Bill prohibiting paid plasma, but why are they even trying? by Rick Janson
While the public, some lawyers and even some politicians, especially in Quebec, are actively involved in the conversation about dying, what are oncologists, primary care and palliative care physicians and other allied health workers – the professionals who are most acutely involved with end-of-life care – doing to mobilize public and private conversations with their patients about PAD and euthanasia? ...our research suggests that tens of thousands of incidents are slipping under the radar because those who witness poor care and try to report it are being told, in one particular case, to "mind their own business". Part of the commitment to protect patients and the public should include the identification of risk, as well as the encouragement to voice concerns about the safety and relevance of our practices, policies and procedures in the workplace. REGISTRATION OPEN: Ways & Means: Health Links – February 11, 2015: Ministries report. Patients reflect. Providers enlighten. Experts analyse. An interactive conference to define the opportunities and consider the possibilities to better care. The Complete Library Online: Access to 50 issues of HealthcarePapers for the price of a one year subscription
Read the latest IHSPR Innovator newsletter Last Week in Healthcare History December 1, 1988: First World AIDS Day. December 2, 1893: Royal Victoria Hospital officially opened by Governor General, Lord Aberdeen. December 5, 1700: Montreal struck by influenza epidemic.
Longwoods' Events
Breakfast with the Chiefs – January 22, 2015 Dr. Jack Kitts, Dr. Barry McLellan, Dr. Kevin Smith and Leslee Thompson Can innovation (1) improve care for patients (2) strengthen the healthcare system and (3) save money? Register Now Sponsored by Cerner Canada; PwC; Orion Health; National Research Corporation, HIROC, Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement, and Rotman School of Management REGISTER NOW – February 11, 2015. Ways & Means: Health Links – Ministries report. Patients reflect. Providers enlighten. Experts analyse. An interactive conference to define the opportunities and consider the possibilities to better care. Join our Chairs: Dr. Danielle Martin, Vice President, Medical Affairs and Health System Solutions, Women's College Hospital and Dr. Sacha Bhatia, Director of the Institute for Health System Solutions and Virtual Care (WIHV) at Women's College Hospital. More Information here.
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Conferences
December 10, 2014: Toronto, ON. IHSPR Policy Round January 20, 2015: Webinar. Managing Multimorbidities January 28, 2015: Webinar. Analyzing Data Over Time for Quality Improvement February 5, 2015: Toronto, ON. Perspectives in Competency Assessment
April 19-21, 2015: Richmond Hill, ON. 2015 HPCO Annual Conference - Call for abstracts deadline, November 17, 2014 May 19-22, 2015: Toronto, ON. Dorothy Wylie Health Leaders Institute May 26-27, 2015: Ottawa, ON and Online. The Canadian Patient Safety Officer Course May 26-27, 2015: Dartmouth, NS. The Atlantic Learning Exchange 2015 May 29-30, 2015: Toronto, ON. Global Telehealth 2015. Call for Papers deadline: December 15, 2014. June 15-16, 2015: Charlottetown, PE. National Health Leadership Conference
Transitions
- Michelle Floh to Entrepreneur in Residence, Alberta Innovates, Edmonton, AB
- Cecily Wallace to Sr. Communications Advisor, Shared Services Canada, Ottawa, ON
- Dr. Bert Lauwers to President and CEO, Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, ON
- Abdo Shabah to Vice President, Medical Affairs, Airmedic, Brossard, QC
- Gary Kirk to Medical Officer of Health, Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, Windsor, ON
- Helen Angus to Deputy Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade, Government of Ontario, Toronto, ON
- Mary Jo Haddad to Board of Directors, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Toronto, ON
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