CCHL MB Chapter
The Leadership Lessons series invites you to join leaders from across Manitoba’s health system as they share stories, lessons learned and wisdom from their leadership journey. This month we are pleased to welcome Adam Topp, CEO of Shared Health
Greetings Manitoba Chapter CCHL Members! The Chapter Executive of the Manitoba Chapter of the Canadian College of Health Leaders (CCHL) is pleased to extend the invitation to sponsor up to two (2) Chapter members to attend the upcoming Virtual Canada
For over two decades, the Canadian College of Health Leaders’ National Awards Program has been showcasing the success of exemplary individuals and teams, encouraging knowledge exchange, and stimulating replication of best practices across the industry. Award recipients will be recognized
Registration is open for the second event in our speakers series entitled, Leadership Lessons, designed to have current health care leaders in Manitoba share stories and experiences that have stood out in their leadership journey. Register via the link in the
You are invited to the first event in a new speakers series entitled, Leadership Lessons, designed to have current health care leaders in Manitoba share stories and experiences that have stood out in their leadership journey. Register via the link in
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Attached is the 2021 Mid-Year Board of Directors Communique for your information.
July 8, 2021 The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) is releasing updated data that explores how the pandemic has affected emergency department visits, access to hospital care — including surgeries and intensive care units — and how Canadians received care from physicians. The information
Dr. Mélanie Morris normally spends her days providing care for children and youth, as a pediatric surgeon at HSC Winnipeg. But the past year has been anything but normal and, these days, providing that care for patients and their families