September 15 & 16, 2011: A Highly Successful Forum & AGM
The 6th Annual CAHS Forum and Annual General Meeting was held at the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa on September 15 & 16, 2011.A provocative and stimulating full day symposium was held on the 15th entitled “Smarter Caring for a Healthier Canada: Embracing System Innovation” led by Brian R. Golden, the Sandra Rotman Chaired Professor in Health Sector Strategy at the Rotman School of Management, the University of Toronto, and the University Health Network. An audience of 150 CAHS Fellows and invited guests interacted with panelists and speakers in this solutions-focused event that highlighted innovations that can truly change how the system operates and how care is experienced by Canadians. Adapting the model of the Citizens’ Jury process, the event included a Community panel charged with responding to what they had heard about disruptive innovation, equity, efficiency and sustainability and how they saw the ideas and examples impacting on citizens who receive care from the health care system. Jeff Turnbull concluded the session with comments on the Principles & Strategic Direction for a New Health Care System for Canada. Final Translated CAHS Forum Program_September 2011
Presenters this year included – Keynote: Brian R. Golden. Equity: Nancy Edwards* (presenter and panel chair); Margo Greenwood; Louise Nasmith*. Efficiency: Jack Kitts; Patricia Kosseim; Robyn Tamblyn*; panel chair – Bartha Knoppers*. Sustainability: Don Drummond; Jeremiah Hurley; Kevin McNamara panel chair – Pierre-Gerlier Forest*. Citizen’s Jury: Cindy Blackstock; Sharon Sholzberg-Gray; Anne Snowdon; panel chair – André Picard. Closing remarks: Jeff Turnbull*. *CAHS Fellows
Presentations
Keynote Address:Golden_approved
Equity Panel:Edwards_approved2; Greenwood_approved; Nasmith_approved
Efficiency Panel: Kitts_approved; Kosseim_approved; Tamblyn_approved2
Sustainability Panel: Hurley_approved; McNamara_approved
Closing Remarks: Turnbull_approved
In the evening, 45 new Fellows (see below) were inducted into the Academy together with the fifth Distinguished Fellow, Mr. Stephen Lewis. Although unable to attend in person, Mr. Lewis joined us via video address and spoke passionately on the subject – “The Battle Against AIDS Can Be Won, But It Won’t Be Won: Why Not?”
The session ended on September 16th as Fellows attended the annual business meeting, listened to updates about ongoing assessments, potential future assessments and participated in lively discussion around impact and the effective dissemination of our work.
The 2011 Distinguished Fellow – Mr. Stephen Lewis An outstanding international champion for social justice and improved health of populations in developing nations across the globe whose achievements are truly extraordinary.
45 New Fellows Inducted
At the 2011 Induction Ceremony the following outstanding individuals were welcomed into the Academy:
| Allison | Paul | McGill University |
| Armstrong | Robert | University of British Columbia |
| Batist | Gerald | McGill University |
| Bend | John (Jack) | University of Western Ontario |
| Chambers | Larry | University of Ottawa |
| Cole | Susan | Queen’s University |
| Collins | Stephen | McMaster University |
| Corbett | Dale | Memorial University |
| Cummings | Greta | University of Alberta |
| Fenster | Aaron | University of Western Ontario |
| Fried | Gerald | McGill University |
| Genest | Jacques | McGill University |
| Goel | Vivek | University of Toronto |
| Graham | Ian | University of Ottawa |
| Gregoire | Jean Pierre | Universite Laval |
| Gullane | Patrick | University of Toronto |
| Guyatt | Gordon | McMaster University |
| Hancock | Robert | University of British Columbia |
| Haynes | Robert | McMaster University |
| Hieter | Philip | University of British Columbia |
| Hill | David Joseph | University of Western Ontario |
| Illes | Judy | University of British Columbia |
| Johnston | Gerald | Dalhousie University |
| Klip | Amira | University of Toronto |
| Labonte | Ronald | University of Ottawa |
| Lang | Anthony | University of Toronto |
| Levin | Richard | McGill University |
| Levy | Emile | Universite de Montreal |
| Li | Ren-Ke | University of Toronto |
| Lillicrap | David | Queen’s University |
| MacDermiid | Joy | McMaster University |
| Madrenas | Joaquin | University of Western Ontario |
| Mody | Christopher | University of Calgary |
| Moses | Stephen | University of Manitoba |
| Papadopoulos | Vassilios | McGill University |
| Paradis | Gilles | McGill University |
| Pepler | Debra | York University |
| Postl | Brian | University of Manitoba |
| Potter | Andrew | University of Saskatchewan |
| Roos | Noralou | University of Manitoba |
| Rutka | James | University of Toronto |
| Wallace | John | McMaster University |
| West | Lori | University of Alberta |
| Wiebe | Samuel | University of Calgary |
| Zlotkin | Stanley | University of Toronto |
Archived Programs from Previous Annual General Meetings
- September 2010 Annual General Meeting Program [PDF] 196 KB
- September 2009 Annual General Meeting Program [PDF] 211KB
- September 2008 Annual General Meeting Program [PDF] 224KB
- September 2007 Annual General Meeting Program [PDF] 1038KB
- September 2006 Annual General Meeting Program [PDF] 57KB