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2018 National Awards Program Celebrating Leadership and Recognizing Success
The Canadian College of Health Leaders would like to thank the 2018 National Awards Program sponsors:
2018 National Awards Program
Founded in 1970, the Canadian College of Health Leaders (College) is a
national, non-profit, professional association dedicated to developing,
promoting, advancing and recognizing excellence in health leadership.
Table of Contents
How to Apply ................................................................................................................................. 2
National Awards Advisory Committee ................................................................................. 3
3M Health Care Quality Team Awards. ......................................................................... 4-5
Award of Excellence in Mental Health and Quality Improvement. ...................................... 6
Celebrating the Human Spirit Award. ................................................................................. 7
Chapter Awards for Distinguished Service ........................................................................... 8
CCHL Distinguished Leadership Award. .................................................................................9
Energy and Environmental Stewardship Award. ................................................................... 10
Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award. .................................................................... 11
Excellence in Patient Safety Award. .................................................................................. 12
Mentorship Award. ........................................................................................................... 13
Nursing Leadership Award. ............................................................................................... 14
President's Award for Outstanding Corporate Membership in the College ................... 15
Recognition of Excellence in Delivering Value-based Healthcare ...................................... 16
The Robert Wood Johnson Awards. ....................................................................................... 17
The Robert Zed Young Health Leader Award. ................................................................. 18
Previous Award Recipients. ...........................................................................................19-25
Shortlisted nominations received for the 2018 competition will be featured in the College's
Celebrating Leading Practices booklet. This booklet will be available for free download from
the College's website.
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The College: Where Canadian Health Leaders Connect
Bringing together Canadian health leaders from every discipline, region, career stage and sector, the College
creates extraordinary opportunities for our members to connect, learn and inspire their leadership. By supporting our
members in becoming the leaders they want to be, we empower our health system with the leadership to serve all
Canadians.
BUILD YOUR NETWORK.
Connect with health leaders in your region and across the country to share knowledge, find new avenues for
collaboration, and advance your career.
EARN YOUR CERTIFICATION.
Earn your Certified Health Executive (CHE) and Fellowship (FCCHL) – the only designation for health leadership
in Canada – and be recognized for your leadership.
INSPIRE YOUR THINKING.
Discover new solutions to today’s complex health challenges at national events like the Great
Canadian Healthcare Debate and chapter events featuring leading thinkers.
DEVELOP YOUR POTENTIAL.
Participate in our national mentorship program, attend a webinar, or take on a volunteer leadership role to develop
your capacity and visibility as a leader.
STRENGTHEN YOUR ORGANIZATION.
Help your team achieve its goals by working with the College to foster a leadership culture through the LEADS
framework.
JOIN YOUR COMMUNITY.
Whether connecting with leaders in your region or building your national network, if you are a health leader in
Canada, you’ll find your community at the College.
How to apply
• DOWNLOAD the nomination form and template document for the award that interests you.
• COMPLETE the required information:
-Submissions for our awards honouring a single individual are to be submitted in two sections. Section
A, which is a 250 word summary, is due on November 30, 2017. The summaries will be reviewed by the
selection committees and a shortlist of top contenders will be formed. Those shortlisted will
be asked to complete Section B of the nomination template. Section B of the template is due February 1,
2018.
-Submissions for team and organizational awards are due February 1, 2018.
• SUBMIT your application via email by the date indicated on the nomination form and template to
jbruyere@cchl-ccls.ca.
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National Awards Advisory Committee
The National Awards Advisory Committee’s (NAAC) mandate includes both a strategic and an operation-
al focus relating to our National Awards Program. Membership includes board members, chapter chairs, and
members.
As part of its mandate, the committee will review proposals for new awards for submission to the Board of
Directors for final approval; review existing awards on an ongoing basis; recommend ways to improve the awards
program, suggest measures that can be taken to improve awareness of the program; and develop criteria for new
awards related to the College’s strategic plan.
Committee
Shannon Webber, CHE (Chair) Brenda Martinussen CHE
Director, PCH Programs Chief Operating Officer
Brandon Prairie Mountain Health DASCH Inc.
Reece Bearnes, CHE Victoria Munro
Clinical Director, Medicine, Ambulatory Care, Site Manager
Edoscopy & Respiratory Therapy Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
The Ottawa Hospital
Susan M (Sue) Owen, MHSc, CHE (Ex-officio)
Julie Bruyère (Ex-officio) Acting President and Chief Executive Officer
Coordinator, Corporate Partnerships and Events Canadian College of Health Leaders
Canadian College of Health Leaders
Stephan Plourde
Dudley Cosford Commander 4 Health Services Group
Project Director, Transition Office Canadian Forces Health Services
Toronto Central LHIN
Mark Pugh, FCCHL
Jaime M. Cleroux (Ex-officio) Manager, Shuswap Lake General Hospital
Vice-President, Corporate Partnership Excellence Interior Health Authority
Canadian College of Health Leaders
Bryan Stewart
Netha Dyck, CHE Director, Business Development
Dean of Nursing Aramark Healthcare
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Francine St-Martin (Ex-officio)
Drew McCallum Manager, Conference Services
Business Manager, Medical Markets Centre Canadian College of Health Leaders
3M Canada
John Paul S. Young, CHE
Administrator, Community Hospitals West Prince
Health PEI
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3M Health Care Quality Awards The Award 3M Health Care encourages institutions and healthcare providers to embrace quality management by developing innovative approaches that bring about sustainable improvement. This award recognizes four important elements: innovation; quality; patient/family engagement; and teamwork, and provides Canadian heath leaders with an excellent opportunity to recognize team members who have applied the quality process to create measurable benefits in their network of services and programs. The winning team in each category will receive a certificate of recognition, a cash prize of $7,500, a travel subsidy of up to $6,000 for six team members to attend the awards ceremony, which will be held during the National Health Leadership Conference, and a $1,000 allowance will be made available for local celebrations. Both the College and 3M Health Care will provide the winning teams with communication support for the awards. Please visit www.cchl-ccls.ca for the full criteria, guidelines, and nomination template for the 3M Health Care Quality Team Awards. Eligibility Awards will be given in two categories: quality improvement initiative(s) within an organization; and quality improvement initiative(s) across a health system. Administrative and operational teams, including interdisciplinary teams, cross-functional teams across all sectors of healthcare are eligible to apply. A team must consist of a minimum of three people. Nominations Nominations must be submitted by February 1, 2018. Results-oriented projects that have created a significant, sustained change within an organization will be considered. Teams may submit one or several quality improvement projects. The project should have been implemented within the past three years and show evidence of sustainability over a minimum of 18 months. Teams may self nominate. To submit a nomination, please download the full criteria, nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca. The nomination package should include the following: • A completed nomination form; • Using the template, please include an executive summary highlighting the reasons why the team should be considered for the award (the summary statement must be signed by the chief executive officer); a written report; and a brief description of the project, including the name of a contact person, mailing address, email address, and telephone number for publication. For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 19. 4 National Awards Program 2018
3M Health Care Quality Awards (cont.)
Selection Committees
Quality Improvement Initiative(s) Quality Improvement Initiative(s)
Across a Health System Within an Organization
Maura Davies, FCCHL (Chair) Jeanie Joaquin, CHE (Chair)
President Chief Executive Officer
Maura Davies Healthcare Consulting Inc. Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities
John Andruschak, CHE Dalyce Cruikshank, CHE
Consultant Department Manager
Alberta Health Services
Sandra Blevins, CHE
Consultant Jamie MacDonald, CHE
Chief Administrative Officer
Wendy Hansson, CHE Health PEI
Vice President & Chief Transformation Officer
Providence Health Care Drew McCallum (Ex-officio)
Business Manager, Medical Markets Centre
Drew McCallum (Ex-officio) 3M Canada
Business Manager, Medical Markets Centre
3M Canada Scott McIntaggart, CHE
Senior Vice President
Kelli A. O’Brien University Health Network
Vice President, Long Term Care and Rural
Health Karyn Popovich, CHE
Western Regional Health Authority Vice President, Clinical Programs
Quality & Risk, Chief Nursing Executive
Chris Power, CHE North York General Hospital
Chief Executive Officer
Canadian Patient Safety Institute Patricia O’Connor, FCCHL
Consultant
Andrea Seymour, FCCHL
Chief Operating Officer and Vice President, Rebecca Repa
Corporate Vice President, Integrated Clinical Support
Horizon Health Network Services & Community Surgery
Hamilton Health Sciences
Brenda Weir, CHE
Vice President, Medicine
Peterborough Regional Health Centre
5 National Awards Program 2018Award of Excellence in Mental Health and Quality Improvement
The Award
This award honours a hospital, health authority, community based mental health and addictions program/service, or a leader in the field
that demonstrates evidence-informed and sustained quality improvements (QI) in the area of mental health and addictions.
The recipient will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations for one individual to attend the College’s Honouring
Health Leadership event and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference. In addition, the recipient
will receive a $7,500 grant for the organization to use to continue their QI activities in their mental health program and $1,000 for an
educational leadership event and translation of best practices within the winning
organization.
Eligibility
This award is open to individuals and organizations that demonstrate: (a) recent (two years) application of evidence-based quality im-
provements in their health system which improves outcomes for patients with mental illness and/or addictions,
(b) sustained system/program improvements. Possible nominees could include, but are not limited to:
• a hospital based mental health program providing a continuum of services;
• a community-based mental health and addictions program that is publicly funded and has official partnerships with hospitals as part
of the continuum of care for the treatment of mental health and addictions;
• a school based program that supports mental health for children/youth;
• a corrections-based mental health and addictions program; and
• a recognized health systems leader in the field of mental health and addictions.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College and be submitted by February 1, 2018. To submit a nomination, download
the nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca. Nominations must be submitted as one PDF file and include the following:
• the completed nomination form;
• a letter of nomination from a member of the College;
• the completed template, describing the QI initiative undertaken, including the results; and
• letters of support from three sources clearly articulating how the nominee meets the criteria for this award.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 19.
Selection Committee
Louise Bradley, CHE (Chair) Barbara C. Hall, CHE Dr. Philip Tibbo
President and CEO Chief Executive Officer Senior Administrative Head of Early
Mental Health Commission Maxxcare Solutions Psychosis
of Canada CDHA
Yasmin Jetha
Dr. Pierre Beauséjour Regional Director, End of Life Care & Di- Darryl Yates, CHE
Full Professor rector Home Health and Associate Vice President – Clinical Practice,
University of Sherbrooke Community Care Site Executive
Vancouver Coastal Health Authority William Osler Health
Anthousa Borsato (Ex-officio) System
National Medical Education Mark Snaterse
Manager, CNS Executive Director, Addiction and Mental
Medical Affairs Health
Janssen Inc. Alberta Health Services
Jean Daigle
Vice President, Community This award is made possible by a grant from
Horizon Health Network Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies.
6 National Awards Program 2018Celebrating the Human Spirit Award
The Award
This award recognizes and honours the meaningful contributions of individuals or teams, who provide health services, for acts
of caring and compassion that go above and beyond the call of duty, which inspire others and have a profound and lasting
impact. This can be interpreted broadly to include any act that improves an individual patient’s health and/or spirit, the lives
of the patient’s family and/or the community. This award is a vehicle to share their stories with colleagues from across Canada
and to help inspire others.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations to attend the College’s Honouring Health
Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
This award is open to all Canadian healthcare professionals, leaders, teams, and volunteers who have had a marked impact on
patients, their family or the community. This award is open to College members and non-members alike. Programs,
stand-alone acts, and special initiatives from across the continuum of care are eligible for consideration.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College. We are asking nominators to submit their nomination in two
sections. Section A, which is to be submitted by November 30, 2017, is a 250 word summary. The summary should touch
on the eligibility criteria and illustrate why you feel that the nominee should win this award. The summaries will be reviewed
by the selection committee and a shortlist of top contenders will be formed. Those on the shortlist will be asked to complete
Section B of the nomination, due February 1, 2018.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 20.
Selection Committee
Kenneth W. Baird, CHE (Chair) Cheryl L. Harrison, CHE Kelli A. O’Brien
Vice President, Clinical Vice President of Regional Programs Vice President, Long Term Care and Rural
Support Orillia Soldier’s Memorial Hospital Health
Eastern Health Western Regional Health Authority
Dr. Barbara Mildon, CHE
Don Ford, CHE Vice President Practice, HR & Justin Simard (Ex-officio)
Past Chief Executive Officer Research & CNE Regional Sales Manager
Central East CCAC Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Stericycle Healthcare
Sciences Companies Solutions
Arlene Gallant-Bernard, CHE
Chief Administrative Officer Janice M. Skot, CHE
Health PEI President and CEO
The Royal Victoria Hospital
Moyra Vande Vooren, CHE
This award is made possible by a grant from
Stericycle Inc.
7 National Awards Program 2018Chapter Awards for Distinguished Service
The Award
This award provides an opportunity for chapters to recognize a member who has made a significant contribution to their chapter. The
recipient will be recognized at a major chapter meeting and will be mentioned at the College’s Annual General Meeting. Recipients
will receive a certificate of appreciation from their chapter. Travel and accommodations to the College’s Annual General Meeting is not
included.
Eligibility
The nominees for this award must be members of the College with a minimum of three years of consecutive membership in the College.
In addition, nominees must have, within the past three years, participated in College activities and demonstrated leadership in
educational programming, member recruitment or other areas of voluntary contribution, not necessarily confined to the chapter level,
but within their respective province.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a College member, preferably within the same province or chapter as the nominee. Nominations are to
be submitted to the nominee’s chapter’s executive committee, who will choose the winners.
To submit a nomination, please download the nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca.
The nomination package should include the following:
• a completed nomination form;
• a letter of nomination; and
• using the template, briefly describe the individual’s contributions to the chapter, any positions held by the nominee within the
chapter and their specific involvement with the College.
For more information on our regional chapters, please visit www.cchl-ccls.ca.
8 National Awards Program 2018CCHL Distinguished Leadership Award
The Award
The CCHL Distinguished Leadership Award honours a Champion of Performance Improvement. Winners of this Award
will be passionate and visionary leaders who have led transformative change, demonstrated exemplary engagement and
collaboration and a dedication to building leadership capacity. The successful nominee will be:
A senior leader who demonstrates a commitment to life-long learning and the growth of emerging leaders;
Recognized by their peer community for their passion for health leadership; and
Has made lasting contributions to their communities, organizations, patients, and families.
The winner will receive:
A lifetime membership in the College;
An etched glass trophy;
Paid travel and accommodations to attend the College's Honouring Health Leadership event; and
A complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
To be considered for this award, the nominees must hold, or have recently held, a senior leadership position within a
healthcare organization, regional health authority or local health integration network, CHE or FCCHL designation
preferred. (retired persons are eligible).
Nominations
Nominations will be accepted exclusively from the College's past chairs of the Board of Directors; College Fellows; Chapter
Chairs, and past recipients of the College Award for Distinguished Service and the College Honourary Life Membership
Award. The recipient will be selected by the Executive Committee of the College's Board of Directors. The award sponsor
will join the selection panel as an ex-officio participant. Nominations must be submitted by February 22, 2018.
Please include the following in your nomination package:
• the completed nomination form and nomination template;
• a letter of support, authored by a College member, other than the nominator; and
• the nominee's biography, not to exceed one page in length.
For list of Previous Award Recipients for the
College Award for Distinguished Service and
College Honourary Life Member Award,
see page 20.
This award is made possible by a grant from
Compass Group Canada.
9 National Awards Program 2018Energy and Environmental Stewardship Award
The Award
This award recognizes a progressive healthcare organization that has implemented organizational wide initiatives demonstrating environmental
responsibility through the reduction of energy usage, the preservation of natural resources, and effective waste diversion solutions. Possible initiatives
include the implementation of energy efficient building systems and solutions, comprehensive energy and environmental awareness programs, waste
management initiatives, and green procurement practices.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, a framed certificate of recognition, paid travel and accommodations for one individual to attend the
College’s Honouring Health Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to attend the National Health Leadership Conference. In addition,
the winner will receive $2,000 cash prize to be directed to the organization’s foundation or charity of choice.
Eligibility
All Canadian healthcare organizations are eligible for this award, regardless of size. However, the following criteria must be satisfied:
• Demonstrate steps taken to ensure sustainability of environmental initiatives;
• Show evidence of results achieved through the implementation of environmental initiatives;
• Illustrate initiatives taken to engage staff and the community;
• Explain how these initiatives have resulted in an improvement in the overall environment; and
• Provide evidence that these initiatives are in line with the corporate business plan endorsed by the senior management team.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College who is an employee of the nominated organization, and be submitted by February 1, 2018.
To submit a nomination, please download the nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca. The nomination package should include the
following:
• A completed nomination form;
• A letter of support from the chief executive or C-level designate, who is a member of the College; and
• Using the template, describe the energy and environmental stewardship program undertaken, including results. Describe any additional
benefits achieved by the facility as a result of the program.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 20.
Selection Committee
Tony Dagnone, FCCHL, FACHE (Chair) Mike Hickey Luis Rodrigues
Past President and CEO MF Hickey Consulting (Ex-officio)
London Health Sciences Vice President, Energy and Environmental
Andrew Neuner, CHE Solutions
Suzanne Boudreau-Exner, CHE Chief Executive Officer Honeywell
Director, Materials Health Quality Council of Alberta
Management Services
Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Ron Noble, FCCHL, FACHE
President and CEO
James Hanson Catholic Health Association
Vice President, Operations and Support of Ontario
Services
Island Health Sarah Padfield
Health Leader in Residence
Steve Hardcastle University of Windsor
Healthcare Consultant
This award is made possible by a
grant from Honeywell.
10 National Awards Program 2018Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion Award
The Award
This award honours a forward thinking healthcare organization that has demonstrated leadership in creating and promoting diversity and inclusion to
improve the environment for its employees, and to better service their customers/patients, and the community.
The recipient will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations for one individual to attend the College’s Honouring Health
Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
The award is open to all Canadian healthcare organizations. Those organizations that have demonstrated effective diversity and inclusion are eligible to
be nominated. While special acts or other one-time achievements will be considered, this award will place special emphasis on effective and sustained
efforts worthy of recognition. This justification will serve as the principal basis for selection of the award recipient.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College and be submitted by February 1, 2018. To submit a nomination, please download the
nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca. Nominations must be submitted as one PDF file and include the following:
• the completed nomination form;
• a letter of nomination from a member of the College;
• using the template, describe the initiatives undertaken by the nominated organization that demonstrated leadership in creating and promoting
diversity and inclusion to improve the environment for its employees, and to better service their customers/patients and the community; and
• three letters of support from: (1) a member of the nominated organization’s board of directors; (2) a member of the organization’s senior
leadership team; and (3) a patient or employee who has been positively impacted by the diversity and inclusion initiatives undertaken
by the nominated organization.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 20.
Selection Committee
Dwight Nelson, CHE (Chair) Jim Hornell Norm Peters
President and COO Healthcare Consultant Executive Director, Surgery, Heart and
Carewest Residential Care
Sonia Isaac-Maan Island Health
Dr. Brendan S.J. Carr, CHE Vice President, Policy,
President and CEO Planning, Program & Katherine Power (Ex-officio)
William Osler Health System Community Wellness Services Vice President,
First Nations Health Communications
Brenda Flaherty Authority Sodexo Canada
Executive Vice President & COO
Hamilton Health Sciences Scott Jarrett Waheeda Rahman
Executive Vice President, Patient Services Director, Organizational
Tim Guest Humber River Hospital Development and Diversity
Vice President, Integrated Health Services Scarborough and Rouge Hospital
Program Care2/CNO
Nova Scotia Health Authority
This award is made possible by a grant from
Sodexo.
11 National Awards Program 2018Excellence in Patient Safety
The Award
This award recognizes individuals and/or teams that are committed to improving patient safety within the healthcare environment, through leadership,
culture, best practices, innovation, and change management expertise.
The recipient will receive an etched glass trophy, a cash prize of $1,000, paid travel and accommodations for one individual to attend the College’s
Honouring Health Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
Individuals and teams are eligible for this award. To be considered for this award, nominees must demonstrate significant progress, investment,
commitment, and validation in the area of patient safety. Health and safety programs and initiatives must demonstrate measurable and sustainable
improvements in the following areas:
• use of leading practices;
• establishment of a collaborative approach, that includes engaging senior management;
• introduction of new technologies/innovative practices;
• adoption of a comprehensive approach to program implementation (i.e. performance indicators, educational component, benchmarking,
system-wide implementation);
• evidence of sustainability (e.g. integration into the business/operational plan).
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College, and be submitted by February 1, 2018. To submit a nomination, please download the
nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca. The nomination package should include the following:
• a completed nomination form;
• a letter of nomination;
• no more than two letters of support, with one being from the nominee’s chief executive officer or vice-president, who is a member of the
College;
• using the template, outlining the above criteria, demonstrating the measures that have resulted in a significant reduction in the number of
injuries sustained, trend lines to show the progress, reduction statistics, actual safety records, number of people impacted; and
• other considerations the nominator feels may be of interest to the selection committee
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 21.
Selection Committee
Arden Krsytal, CHE (Chair) Sean Kelly (Ex-officio) Michael J. Redenbach, CHE
President and CEO Vice President, Sales, Strategic Accounts Vice President, Integrated Health Services
Southlake Regional Health Care BD Canada Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region
Caroline E. Barbir, CHE Goldie Luong
President and CEO Special Projects Director – Acute Care
Laval Health & Social Services Centre Vancouver Coastal Health Authority
Barbara C. Hall, CHE Derek McNally
President and CEO Executive Vice President Clinical
Maxxcare Solutions Services & Chief Nursing Executive
Niagara Health System
Janice Kaffer, CHE
President and CEO Wendy L. Nicklin, CHE, FACHE
Hotel Dieu Grace Healthcare Past President and CEO
Accreditation Canada
This award is made possible by a grant from
BD Canada.
12 National Awards Program 2018Mentorship Award
The Award
The Mentorship Award is presented to a leader in the healthcare system who demonstrates exemplary, sustained commitment to mentoring, and
inspiring healthcare leadership.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations to attend the College’s Honouring Health Leadership event, and a
complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference. In addition, the winner will receive a $2,500 cash prize to be directed to
the recipient’s health system foundation of choice, to support education and/or leadership initiatives.
Mentorship is a one-on-one relationship in which one person (the mentor) helps develop another (the mentee or protégé) by sharing wisdom, insight
and skills, and creating valuable and multifaceted access to organizational dynamics and processes.1 The mentor may or may not be employed in the
same organization as the protégé or be in the protégé’s chain of command or profession.2
Eligibility
The nominee must be a member of the College. The successful nominee will be viewed by the profession as a recognized leader who, through dedicated
service, has made a substantial contribution to healthcare mentorship within their own organization and/or within the health system. To be considered
for this award, the nominee will have demonstrated mentorship skills in the following areas:
• providing constructive feedback in a professional manner;
• assisting in building social networking connections within their own organization and/or within the health system;
• serving as a role model and leader;
• providing advice with respect to professional development; and
• creating a positive, trusting relationship amongst professionals to foster personal and professional growth.
As a testament to their commitment to mentorship, the nominee will have directly or indirectly mentored numerous healthcare leaders, leaving a
recognized legacy of inspired leadership. The mentor must also demonstrate an on-going commitment to fostering their own professional
development.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College. Nominators are to submit their nomination in two sections. Section A of the nomination,
which is a 250 word summary, is to be submitted by November 30, 2017. The summaries will be reviewed by the selection committee and a shortlist of
top contenders will be formed. Those shortlisted will be asked to complete Section B of the nomination, which is due on February 1, 2018. To submit
a nomination, please download the nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 21.
Selection Committee
Harry G. Parslow, CHE (Chair) François Drolet (Ex-officio) Robert G. Zed, CHE, FACHE
Managing Partner Director, Public Affairs Chair
The Caldwell Partners International Roche Canada Triangle Strategies Consulting Inc.
Katherine Chubbs, CHE Wolf Klassen, CHE
Chief Zone Officer Vice President, Program Support
Alberta Health Services Michael Garron Hospital
Toronto East Health Network
Dianne Doyle, FCCHL
President and CEO Nancy M. Lefebre, FCCHL
Providence Health Care - Hornby Chief Clinical Executive and Senior
Vice-President,
Knowledge & Practice
Saint Elizabeth Health Care
1. Roche/CCHL Mentorship Program: Handbook for
Mentors and Mentees
2. Ragins, B.R., & Kram, K.E. (ed). (2007). The handbook This award is made possible by a grant from
of mentoring at work: Theory, research, and practice. Thousand
Oaks, California: Sage Publications, Inc. Roche Canada.
13 National Awards Program 2018Nursing Leadership Award
The Award
The Nursing Leadership Award builds on the themes of patient centered care and leadership, and honours those who
demonstrate an ongoing commitment to excellence in these areas.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations to attend the College’s Honouring Health
Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
This award is open to College members and non-members alike. To be considered for this award, nominees must:
• be a nurse employed at the director or vice-president level who has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to quality
and leadership in nursing;
• seek to advance nursing at every level, remove barriers between providers, and build systems of quality care for patients;
• have demonstrated measurable improvements in the programs that they have delivered within their organization; and
• have made an impact outside of their organization.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College. Nominators are to submit their nomination in two sections.
Section A of the nomination, which is a 250 word summary, is to be submitted by November 30, 2017. The summaries will
be reviewed by the selection committee and a shortlist of top contenders will be formed. Those shortlisted will be asked to
complete Section B of the nomination, which is due on February 1, 2018. To submit a nomination, please download the
nomination form and template from www.cchl-ccls.ca.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 21.
Selection Committee
Alice Kennedy, FCCHL (Chair) Dr. Rhonda Crocker-Ellacott Barbara Steed, CHE
CEO and Registrar Executive Vice President & Chief Nursing Executive Vice President Patient Services and
Newfoundland and Labrador Executive Chief Practice Officer
Council for Health Thunder Bay Regional Health Markham Stouffville Hospital
Professionals Sciences Centre
Alex Adani (Ex-officio) Doris Grinspun Lucie Tremblay, CHE
Vice President, Health Chief Executive Officer President
Systems Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec
Baxter Corporation
Leslie Motz, CHE
Vice President and Chief Nursing Executive
Lakeridge Health Oshawa
This award is made possible by a grant from
Baxter Corporation (Canada).
14 National Awards Program 2018President’s Award for Outstanding Corporate
Membership in the College
The Award
This award recognizes a corporate member who has consistently, over a period of several years, helped the College achieve its
vision, mission, values, and strategic directions.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations to attend the College’s Honouring Health
Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
The award will be given to a corporate member organization in good standing who has, at the minimum, five years of
continuous involvement with the College and has supported the College’s activities and programs in a tangible manner
(i.e. provided company marketing resources to the College and/or financial support for College events or awards, and
participated on College committees or task forces). In addition, the successful nominee must have provided advice on ways
and means to enhance the College’s corporate membership program and assistance to the College in the achievement of its
objectives.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College or a corporate member representative. The recipient will be selected
by a committee appointed by the president. To submit a nomination, please download the nomination form and template
from www.cchl-ccls.ca. The nomination package should include the following:
• the completed nomination form;
• a letter of nomination; and
• using the template, outline the nominee’s involvement with the College.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 21.
15 National Awards Program 2018Recognition in Delivering Value-based Healthcare*
The Recognition
Value-based healthcare is gaining solid traction in Canada and globally, as health systems seek to improve delivery of highly integrated care.
Value-based healthcare is about creating value for patients throughout the full cycle of care and aims to maximize health outcomes per dollar spent
which is referred to as patient value1. Aligning with a value-based approach means reforming an entrenched system in which payments are made for
volumes of service to a new approach where payment is tied to value and quality.2
This recognition aims to increase the profile and understanding of value-based healthcare by honouring an organization, or team, that is deliberate
in changing the way that care is delivered, resulting in improved patient outcomes. This means that patients are being optimally cared for at the right
time, in the right setting and at the right cost.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations to attend the College’s Honouring Health Leadership event, and a
complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Given that value-based healthcare is in its early stages in Canada, nominated teams or organizations may have limited experience to reference
regarding their new initiatives based on the patient value created. As such, this recognition will evaluate:
• the organization/team’s approach to value-based healthcare;
• the patient-centered outcomes captured;
• cost to the fullest extent it can be captured for the patient journey in the initiative; and
• most importantly, the patient-reported outcomes including how their care and experience has improved under this model of care.
Eligibility
Teams and organizations are eligible to apply. Teams that have collaborated on the initiative can exist within one single organization, or within a health
system.
The successful nominee will embrace the concept of value-based healthcare with a focus on partner and patient engagement. Moreover they will
measure patient relevant outcomes and will use these outcomes to inform improvements to care. The successful nominee will strive to create value for
patients, moving beyond effectiveness, determined to create efficiency in care. Their approach to care will be inclusive of patients, be driven by the care
team in a collaborative manner with other partners under a focus of continuous learning and improvement.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a member of the College and be submitted by February 1, 2018. To submit a nomination, please download the
nomination template. Nominations must be submitted as one PDF file and include the following:
• The completed nomination form and report; and
• a letter of support from the chief executive officer, or C-level designate, who is a member of the College.
*Previously Innovation Award for Healthcare Leadership
For list of Previous Innovation Award for Healthcare Ladership Recipients, see page 22.
Selection Committee
Shirlee M. Sharkey, CHE (Chair) Elma Heidemann, FCCHL Richard Tam
President and CEO Founding Co-chair, EVP and CAO
Saint Elizabeth Health Care Canadian Health Leadership Network Mackenzie Health
(CHLNet)
William Charnetski Howard Waldner, CHE
Chief Health innovation Strategist Brock Hovey, CHE Dean of the School of Health and Public
Ontario Ministry of Health and VP, Corporate Services, Accountability & Safety
Long-Term Care Quality Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
Central West Local Health Integration
Daniel Fontaine Network Pamela Winsor, CHE (Ex-officio)
Chief Executive Officer Senior Director, Value-based Healthcare,
BC Care PRoviders Association Jo-Anne M. Palkovits, CHE and CMO
President and CEO Medtronic Canada
Dr. Robert Halpenny St. Joseph's Health Centre (Sudbury)
Consultant
1. Value-based Health Care. (2016). Retrieved August 15, 2017, from http://www.
healthpolicycongress.gr/pdf/Vincent_Wiersma_Lecture_12th_PanHellenic_Congress_NSPH_2016.
pdf?rel=0?KeepTh is=true&TB_iframe=true&height=400&width=600
This recognition is made possible by a grant
2.Value Based Healthcare. (n.d.). Retrieved August 15, 2017, from http://vbhcglobalassessment.
eiu.com/ from Medtronic Canada.
26 National Awards Program 2018The Robert Wood Johnson Awards The Award The Robert Wood Johnson Award, established in 1956 by Johnson & Johnson, is exclusively for students. It is presented to one student from each of the six Canadian universities offering graduate programs in health services administration. Robert Wood Johnson earned a world-wide reputation for his innovative management techniques, farsighted socioeconomic reforms, and dedicated public service. He helped establish the world’s first school of hospital administration, created a unique industry/hospital collaboration for improving hospital management efficiency, and helped set up a prototype nurse recruitment program. The award consists of $2,000 cash prize, a certificate of merit, and paid travel and accommodations to attend the awards ceremony, which will be held during the National Health Leadership Conference. Eligibility Students must be enrolled in a full or part-time graduate program of health services administration at the University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, University of Toronto, University of Ottawa, Université de Montréal, or Dalhousie University. Each of the six faculties will choose a student viewed as the most likely to contribute valuable service to health services management. Nominations Further information on the Robert Wood Johnson award can be obtained by contacting the Program Director at any of the six Canadian universities offering graduate programs in health services administration. For list of Previous Award Recipients see pages 22-25. 17 National Awards Program 2018
The Robert Zed Young Health Leader Award
The Award
The Robert Zed Young Health Leader Award is presented to a Canadian healthcare leader who has demonstrated leadership
in improving the effectiveness and sustainability of Canada’s health system.
The winner will receive an etched glass trophy, paid travel and accommodations to attend the College’s Honouring Health
Leadership event, and a complimentary registration to the National Health Leadership Conference.
Eligibility
Nominations are invited for leaders, age 40 or younger, and must satisfy the following criteria:
• be a member of the College;
• has, in the last 5-10 years, shown leadership growth and advancement in their healthcare career, and demonstrates
potential for senior healthcare leadership positions in the future, in any area of health services, including public health,
health prevention, health promotion, acute care, long term care, rehabilitation, mental health and drug dependency
services, national, provincial or local health organizations, health charities, private sector health organizations or any
related area; and
• has demonstrated outstanding vision and leadership through a project, program, publication, community involvement,
philanthropy, or other activity that has resulted in measurable improvements within their organization and/or within the
health system.
Nominations
Nominations must be made by a College member. Nominators are to submit their nomination in two sections. Section A of
the nomination, which is a 250 word summary, is to be submitted by November 30, 2017. The summaries will be reviewed by
the selection committee and a shortlist of top contenders will be formed. Those shortlisted will be asked to complete Section
B of the nominations, which is due February 1, 2018.
For list of Previous Award Recipients see page 25.
Selection Committee
Tony Dagnone, FCCHL, FACHE (Chair)
Robert Fox, CHE Altaf Stationwala
Past President and CEO
Project Consultant President and CEO
London Health Sciences Centre
Cisco Systems Canada Co. Mackenzie Health
Diane Browne, CHE (Ex-officio)
Barbara C. Hall, CHE Andrew Williams, CHE
Vice-President, Growth
President and CEO President and CEO
Aramark Healthcare
Maxxcare Solutions Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance
Lucy Brun, CHE
Jim Hornell
Partner
Healthcare Consultant
Agnew Peckham & Associates
Dr. Ben Chan
Assistant Professor
University of Toronto
This award is made possible by a grant from
Aramark Healthcare
18 National Awards Program 2018Previous Award Recipients
3M Health Care Quality Team Awards 2010 Sunnybrook’s Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic
Centre
Quality Improvement Initiative(s) 2009 Whitby Mental Health
Within an Organization 2008 Capital Health
2017 – University Health Network 2007 Providence Health Care (PHC)
2006 Maimonides Geriatric Centre
2016 – Mississauga Halton LHIN
Other Facilities/Organizations
Quality Improvement Initiative(s)
2005 Capital District Health Authority
Across a Health System
2004 Vancouver Island Health Authority
2017 – London Health Sciences Centre
2003 St. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital, Toronto
2016 – BC Cancer Agency and Provincial Health Services
Rehabilitation Institute
Authority 2002 Maimonides Geriatric Centre
Programs and Processes in an Acute Care Hospital En- Small/Rural Category
vironment 2001 Woodstock General Hospital
2015 St. Paul’s Hospital, Providence Health Care 2000 Welland Country General Hospital – Niagara Health
2014 Mount Sinai Hospital System
2013 Vancouver Coastal Health 1999 Headwaters Health Care Centre
2012 North York General Hospital 1998 Alberta Capital Health Authority
2011 St. Michael’s Hospital 1997 Brome-Missisquoi-Perkins Hospital
2010 IWK Health Centre 1996 Crossroads Regional Health Authority
2009 Trillium Health Centre 1995 Centenary Health Centre
2008 North York General Hospital 1994 The Freeport Hospital Health Care Village
2007 University Health Network (UHN)
2006 Providence Health Care
Acute Care Facilities
2005 St. Paul’s Hospital
2004 Providence Health Care
2003 Trillium Health Centre
2002 Trillium Health Centre
Award of Excellence in Mental Health and
Large/Urban Category Quality Improvement
2001 The Scarborough Hospital
2000 Rouge Valley Health System 2017 Scarborough and Rouge Hospital
1999 Sunnybrook & Women’s Health Science Centre 2016 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
1998 Scarborough General Hospital 2015 Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health
1997 St. Joseph’s Health Centre Sciences
1996 London Health Sciences Centre 2014 Capital Health
1995 Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital
1994 Renfrew Victoria Hospital
Programs and Processes in a Non Acute
Environment
2015 Capital Health
2014 Island Health
2013 Capital Health, QEII Health Sciences Centre
2012 Alberta Health Services
2011 Mississauga Halton LHIN
19 National Awards Program 2018Previous Award Recipients (cont.)
Celebrating the Human Spirit Award College Honourary Life Member Award
2017 Bruyere Continuing Care 2017 Pat Coish-Snow, CHE
2016 Ontario Shores 2016 Mark Neskar, CHE
2015 Saint Elizabeth Healthcare 2015 Bonnie Adamson, FCCHL, FACHE
2014 Carol Kushner and Donna Davis, Patients for 2014 Elma Heidemann, FCCHL, FACHE
Patient Safety Canada 2013 John A. King, CHE
2013 Guysborough Antigonish Strait Health 2012 Bob Smith, FCCHL
Authority, Park Bench Players 2011 Cliff Nordal, FCCHL, FACHE
2012 Vancouver Inner City Youth Mental Health Program, 2010 Kenneth Ezeard, CHE
Providence Health Care 2009 Garth Pierce, FCCHL, FACHE
2011 Dan McGann, Credit Valley Hospital 2008 Tony Dagnone, FCCHL, FACHE
2010 Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital
2009 Western Health
2008 Connecting Seniors’ Dreams Program, Loch
Lomond Villa
2007 Life Biography Project Team, Maimonides Geriatric
Centre
Energy and Environmental Stewardship
2006 Lennie Tan, Vancouver Coastal Health Award
2017 Horizon Health Network
2016 University Health Network
2015 Chatham Kent Health Alliance
2014 Trillium Health Partners
2013 Vancouver Island Health Authority
2012 The Ottawa Hospital
2011 Interior Health Authority
College Award for Distinguished Service 2010 Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
2009 University Health Network
2017 David Weger, CHE 2008 Facilities Management Team, London Health Sci-
2016 Alice Kennedy, FCCHL
ences Centre and St. Joseph’s Health Care
2015 Donna Towers, CHE
2014 Mark Neskar, CHE
2013 Maura Davies, FCCHL
2012 Don Desjardins
2011 Bonnie Adamson, FCCHL, FACHE
2010 Elma Heidemann, FCCHL
2009 Lise Mathieu, CHE
2008 Robert G. Zed, CHE, FACHE Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion Award
2007 Ron Noble, FCCHL, FACHE
2006 Louise Cherry, CHE 2017 William Osler Health System
2005 Tony Dagnone, FCCHL, FACHE 2016 Island Health (Vancouver Island Health Authority)
2004 Garth Pierce, FCCHL, FACHE 2015 The Scarborough Hospital
2003 Joseph Mapa, FCCHL 2014 Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre
2002 Kenneth Ezeard, CHE
2001 Jean Barkowiak, CHE
1999 Peter H. Peters, CHE
1996 Mimi Lowi-Young, FCCHL
1995 Joyce A. Bailey, FCCHL
1994 Lorna M. Romilly, CHE
1992 Harvey H. Fox, FCCHL
20 National Awards Program 2018Previous Award Recipients (cont.)
Excellence in Patient Safety Nursing Leadership Award
2017 Niagara Health 2017 Fiona Karmali
2016 Baycrest 2016 Scott Robertson
2015 Mount Sinai Hospital 2015 Dr. Sandra Lauck
2014 BC Cancer Agency & Vancouver General Hospital 2014 Patricia O’Connor, FCCHL
2013 Mackenzie Health 2013 Doris Grinspun, PhD
2012 The Credit Valley Hospital and Trillium Health 2012 Theresa Fillatre, CHE
Centre 2011 Lucie Tremblay, CHE
2011 The Wexford Residence 2010 Dr. Jeanne Besner
2010 BC Cancer Agency 2009 Beatrice Mudge, CHE
2009 Trillium Health Centre 2008 Dr. Lynn Stevenson, FCCHL
2008 Client Safety and Quality Management Team –
2007 Nancy Lefebre, FCCHL
Saint Elizabeth Health Care
2006 Lynda Monik
2005 Dr. Mary Ferguson-Paré, CHE
Mentorship Award President’s Award for Outstanding
Corporate Membership in the College
2017 Katherine Chubbs, CHE
2016 Wolfgang Klassen, CHE
2015 Ron Noble, FCCHL 2017 3M Canada Company
2014 Rob Devitt, CHE 2016 Roche Canada
2013 Barbara C. Hall, CHE 2015 Sodexo Canada
2012 Dwight Nelson, CHE 2014 Janssen Inc.
2011 John King, CHE 2013 Medtronic of Canada Ltd.
2010 Joseph Mapa, FCCHL 2012 Compass Group Canada Healthcare and
Aramark Healthcare
2011 Honeywell
2010 Roche Canada
2009 Medtronic of Canada Ltd.
2008 BD Canada
2007 Smith & Nephew Inc.
2006 Baxter Corporation (Canada)
2005 Johnson & Johnson Medical Companies
2004 Compass Group Canada Healthcare
2003 No recipient
2002 Aramark Healthcare
21 National Awards Program 2018Previous Award Recipients (cont.)
1987 Maura Davies, FCCHL
1986 Brenda Myers, CHE
Innovation Award for Healthcare
1985 Daniel MacNeil
Leadership 1984 Hugh P. Mellon
1983 Linda C. Ross
2017 no recipient
2016 Richard Tam University of Alberta
2015 N. Louise Bradley, CHE 2017 Lina Li
2014 Richard Alvarez 2016 Anna Brown
2013 Howard Waldner, CHE 2015 Sandra Reese
2012 Isabel Henderson 2014 Derek Clark
2011 Shirlee M. Sharkey, CHE 2013 Taryn Ridsdale, CHE
2012 Mary Formby
2011 Manal Abou-Ghaida
2010 Major John Crook, CHE
2009 Johanna Knettig
2008 Amie Dowell
2007 Major Marie Lubiniecki, CHE
2006 Brandy Desputeaux
2005 Allison Chew
The Robert Wood Johnson Awards 2004 Anderson Chuck
2003 Christine Perras
Dalhousie University 2002 Major David Gutscher, CHE
2017 Janet Simm 2001 Rob Skrypnek
2016 Nico Miraftab 2000 Lisa Froese
2015 Kate Mercier 1999 Daniel Palfrey
2014 Victoria Smith 1998 Asma Razzaq
2013 Dr. Jaime Andres Claramunt 1997 Barbara Bracko
2012 Kirk D.T. Owen, CHE 1996 Marion Relf
2011 Ben Ridout 1995 Melanie Close
2010 Christina Clarke 1994 Carol Borreson
2009 Susan Delaney, CHE 1993 Nancy Gault
2008 Joshua O’Hagan 1992 Dawn McNeil
2007 Catherine S. MacPherson, CHE 1991 Dr. Devidas Menon
2006 Jillian Filliter 1990 Warren Hart, CHE
2005 Christopher Gallant 1989 Darren L. Kopetsky
2004 Joseph Byrne 1988 Nonie Fraser-Lee
2003 Amy Boudreau 1987 Marianne E. Stewart
2002 Maha St. Pierre 1986 Suzanne Boggild, CHE
2000 Ioanna Angelopoulos 1985 Olga Szafran
1999 Kate Dewhirst 1984 Beverley J. Moir
1998 Jeffrey Scott 1983 Penelope J. Macdonald
1997 Anne Yuill 1982 Kerry A. Toll
1996 Scott Irwin 1981 William F. Roger
1995 Catherine A. MacPherson 1980 Signe M. Raasok
1994 Pat S. Coish-Snow, CHE 1979 Don Schurman
1993 Kathleen Decker 1978 Dr. Janet Storch, CHE
1992 Anne McGuire, CHE 1977 Lorraine McCullagh
1991 Malcolm Maxwell 1976 Donald R. Keats
1990 Peter G. MacKinnon, CHE 1975 Joseph R. Newhouse
1989 Ingrid S. Sketris 1974 Jean Newman
1988 Geraldine L. Geldart 1973 Fernande Harrison, FCCHSE
22 National Awards Program 2018Previous Award Recipients (cont.)
1972 Kenneth J. Fyke 2013 Danielle Martin
1972 Barbara A. Racine 2012 Andréa Rudaz, MD
2015 Paul Johar 2011 Héléna Bureau
2014 Julie Ho, CHE 2010 Martin Brosseau
2013 Suzanne D. Idle 2009 Olivier Demers-Payette
2012 Jennifer Lyle 2008 Kimberly Heilpern
2011 Zahida Esmail 2007 Julie Ricciardi
2010 Dr. Sarah-Jane Sally Clarke 2006 Yves Amyot
2009 Sonia Sizto 2005 Marc Andre Allard
2008 Monica Beaulieu 2004 Alya Danish
2007 Paul Komenda, CHE 2003 Eric Litvak
2006 Commander Tanya McLeod, CHE 2002 Ewa Sidorowicz
2005 Noorjean Hassam 2001 Janik Gagné
2004 Jocelyne Wong, CHE 2000 Anne-Marie Cloutier
2003 Sean Hardiman, CHE 1999 Carl-Ardy Dubois
2002 Patricia Erlendson 1998 George L’Espérance
2002 Brynn Harman 1997 Rolande Daignault
2001 Carol Roach 1996 Claude Poirier
2000 Taj Bhaloo 1995 Louise Ayotte
1999 Joan K. Chocholik 1994 Karen Assouline
1998 Tina Strack 1993 Ginette Bélec
1997 Denyse Houde 1992 Claire Robitaille
1996 Darcia Pope 1991 Louise Johnson
1995 Hagen Keunecke 1990 Marie Marquis
1994 Nadine Jodoin 1989 Marie-Claude Gignac-Hens
1993 Barbara Ten Hoope 1988 Benoit Gaumer
1992 Irene Sheppard 1987 Catherine Estanove-Maillé, CHE
1991 Carol Winter 1986 Jean-Pierre Doucet
1990 David A. Marshall 1985 Donna Bastien
1989 Hans Krueger 1984 Luc Boileau
1988 Alex Berland 1983 Lorraine Michaud
1987 Stella Yuk Ping Tsang 1982 Françoise Soucaret-Daoust
1986 Sharon Prediger 1981 Yves Lachapelle, FCCHL
1985 Susan E. Ross, CHE 1981 Martine Potvin
1984 Kaj R.H. Husman 1980 Roger Bertin
1983 David H. Hsy 1979 Colette Tracyk
1982 Alan G. Campbell 1978 Marie-Reine Tardif
1981 Lorea A. Ytterberg 1977 Robert H. Desmarteau
1980 Diane Layton 1976 Ghislain Girard
1979 Brian T. Schmidt, FCCHL 1975 David Levine
1978 Gerald L. Hastings 1974 Michel Brunet
1977 Carol A. Gray 1973 André Duquette
1976 Helen Colls 1972 Raymond Carignan
1975 Margaret McPhee 1971 André-Gaétan Corneau
1974 Alastair B. Macdonald 1970 Dr. Gérard Roy
1969 Dr. Yves Jetté
Université de Montréal 1968 Jean-Yves Légaré
2017 Myriam Le Blanc 1967 Yves Leboeuf
2016 Chang-Hung Yuan 1966 Michel Gingras
2015 Flaviana Mouawad 1965 Guy L. D’Amours
2014 Geneviève Plamondon 1964 Edmond Synnott
23 National Awards Program 2018Previous Award Recipients (cont.)
1976 Jocelyn M. Lockyer
1975 Alan Peres
The Robert Wood Johnson Awards (cont.)
1974 Sr. J. Villemure
1973 Robert Cameron
1963 Augustin Roy
1972 Neville Chenoy, CHE
1962 Gaston Legault
1971 Sr. Shirley Crozier
1961 Sr. Liliane Péloquin
1970 John Forrester
1960 Dr. Gilbert Blain
1969 Stephen W. Herbert
1959 Yolande Taylor
1968 No recipient
1967 Dean M. Sane
University of Ottawa
1966 Roland J. Saint-Arnaud
2017 Mylène Côté
2016 Katie Hollis
University of Toronto
2015 Rachel Ozer
2017 Craig Thompson
2014 Taylor Linseman
2016 Sandra Racco-Cella, CHE
2013 Julia Koulik
2015 Alexis Villa, CHE
2012 Ellen Odai
2014 Jeff Biddiscombe, CHE
2011 Guillaume Lemieux
2013 Vivian Yu
2010 Marie Teitelbaum
2012 Deborah Egan, CHE
2009 Jennifer C. Hunt, CHE
2011 Andrea Thompson, CHE
2008 Graham Gaylord, CHE
2010 Wing-Si Luk
2007 Alicia St. Hill
2009 Liane Fernandes, CHE
2006 Thomas G. Philpott, CHE
2008 Dr. Michael Murray, CHE
2005 Sophia Papadkis
2007 Paul Q. Miller
2004 Jason Heavens, CHE
2006 Adam Dukelow, CHE
2003 Greg McLeod
2005 Lynn Guerriero, CHE
2002 Erica Campbell
2004 Maj. Stephan Plourde, CHE
2001 Gregory James Doiron
2003 Emily Musing, CHE
2000 Russell Armstrong
2002 Lee Fairclough
1999 James Bottomley
2001 Nicholas Braithwaite
1998 Nathalie Ménard
2000 Beverley Hales
1997 Kathleen Ahearn, CHE
1999 Elizabeth Ross
1996 Yawar Khan
1998 Dionne Falconer
1995 Feisal Keshavjee, CHE
1997 Jeffrey Edelson
1994 Terry L. Campbell, CHE
1996 Brenda Barry
1993 Bruce Baskerville
1995 Barbara Trerise
1992 Trong Nguyen
1994 Anne Wojtak
1991 Dennise Albrecht
1993 Diana Noel
1990 Josef Decosas
1992 Donna Ellis
1989 Elizabeth Woodbury, CHE
1991 Marianne Neufeld
1988 Wendy L. Muckle
1990 Joseph Pilon, CHE
1987 Heather L. Sherrard, CHE
1989 David Thomas
1986 Jean White
1988 Karen Taylor
1985 Joan C. Goudie
1987 Janice Skot, CHE
1984 André Lussier
1986 Paul J. Geukers, CHE
1983 Shelby Karpman
1985 Sr. Elizabeth M. Davis
1982 Pierre R. Morisset
1984 Sr. Lynne MacFadgen
1981 Sr. Anne Anderson
1983 Vy Mickevicius
1980 Paul Biggin
1982 Sidney Stacey, FCCHL, FACHE
1979 Mary E. Robertson
1981 Hume Martin, CHE
1978 Gerald Savoie, CHE
1981 Richard Nurse
1977 Brian Woods, CHE
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