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Future of Canada's Academic Health Sciences Centres: National Symposium Insights

The National Symposium on Canada’s Academic Health Sciences Centres, held on January 28-29, 2010, aimed to address the pressing challenges and opportunities facing Academic Health Sciences Centres (AHSCs) in Canada. Over 6.5 years in the making, this initiative highlighted the need for a comprehensive national review, the coordination of health reform initiatives, and strategies to optimize AHSC performance. The event brought together key stakeholders, including industry leaders and academic experts, to share insights, research findings, and promising implementation strategies to ensure the future efficacy of AHSCs.

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Future of Canada's Academic Health Sciences Centres: National Symposium Insights

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  1. Three Missions…One FutureThe Process To-Date National Symposium on the Future of Canada’s Academic Health Sciences Centres January 28 - 29, 2010 Mr. Glenn Brimacombe, Co-Chair, AHSC Steering Committee 1

  2. Why A National Task Force?... • 6.5 Years in the making • No national review of AHSCs in close to 15 years • Significant health reform initiatives underway • Most, if not all, “weave” through the AHSC enterprise • How to optimize performance of AHSCs?

  3. Purpose of NTF?... • Produce a report, with recommendations, and implementation strategies to optimize the performance of AHSCs in Canada

  4. NTF Roles & Responsibilities?... • Responsible for achieving Terms of Reference • Guide & advise consultation process & commissioning of background research • Own report, recommendations, & implementation strategies • Communicate & engage stakeholder groups across respective communities • Operate at arms length

  5. The National Task Force... • Co-Chairs - Mr. Jeff Lozon, President & CEO, Revera Living (Past-President & CEO, St. Michael’s Hospital) - Dr. Jean Rouleau, Dean of Medicine, Université de Montréal) • Members • Dr. Alain Beaudet, President, Canadian Institutes of Health Research • Dr. Jeanne Besner, Calgary Health Region • Mr. Guy Bujold, President, CANARIE • Dr. Victor Dzau, Chancellor, Health Affairs, Duke University Medical Centre • Dr. Hélène Ezer, Vice-Dean, School of Nursing, McGill University

  6. The National Task Force...cont’d • Dr. Dennis Gorecki, Dean, College of Pharmacy, Univ. of Saskatchewan • Dr. Marie-Josée Hebert, Nephrologist & Assoc. Professor, Université de Montréal • Dr. Stuart MacLeod, Vice-President, Academic Liaison & Research, PHSA • Ms. Christine Power, President & CEO, Capital District Health Authority • Dr. Carol Richards, Professor, Dept. of Rehabilitation, Université Laval • Dr. Jim Rourke, Dean of Medicine, Memorial University • Mr. Scott Rowand, Past-President & CEO, Hamilton Health Sciences Centre • Dr. Gavin Stuart, Dean of Medicine, University of British Columbia • Dr. Emöke Szathmary, President Emeritus, University of Manitoba • Ms. Leslee Thompson, President & CEO, Kingston General Hospital • Sir John Tooke, Chair, Medical School Council, Peninsula Medical School • Ms. Sheila Weatherill, Past-President & CEO, Capital Health • Dr. Catharine Whiteside, Dean of Medicine, University of Toronto

  7. Managing the Process…The NTF Steering Committee... • Support the Co-Chairs and NTF • Provide guidance on governance and process • Oversee day-to-day operations & commissioning/ completion of background research • Observe at NTF meetings

  8. The NTF Steering Committee... • Co-Chairs - Mr. Glenn Brimacombe, President & CEO, ACAHO - Dr. Nick Busing, President & CEO, AFMC • Members • Dr. Dawn Burnett, Vice-President, Policy, CPA • Dr. Gilles Lavigne, Doyen, Faculté de medicine dentaire, Université de Montréal • Dr. Peter Liu, Scientific Director, Circulatory & Resp. Health, CIHR • Ms. Patty O’Connor, Associate Director, Nursing, Mtl. Neuro. Institute • Dr. John Pugsley, Registrar, Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada • Dr. Joshua Tepper, ADM, HHR Strategy, MOHLTC

  9. NTF Work Plan… • Background Research Projects - Environmental Scan - Literature Review - Key Informants Interview - AHSC Case Studies

  10. NTF Work Plan…cont’d • NTF meetings, draft report, recommendations, implementation strategy • Consultation process - Meeting with FPT Advisory Committees (Health, Education, Industry) - Meeting with National Health Organizations - Individual organization meetings - National web-consultation process • National symposium (January 28-29, 2010) • Final NTF Report

  11. Three Missions…One FutureThe Process To-Date National Symposium on the Future of Canada’s Academic Health Sciences Centres January 28 - 29, 2010 www.ahsc-ntf.org 11

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