Dr. Shoveller inducted as Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
This fellowship is one of the most prestigious awards in Canada recognizing substantial contributions to health science. Photo credit: CAHS
Alumni Q&A: Joanne Shum
The program propelled my learning from being a cardiac rehabilitation kinesiologist to developing strategic multi-hospital visions that impact the population.
Alumni Q&A: Dr. Monica Beaulieu
The program will start by teaching you what is “in the box”, so you can — confidently, but strategically — think outside it.
Thriving Faculty: Featuring Dr. Rachel Murphy
Dr. Rachel Murphy is an Assistant Professor in the Centre of Excellence in Cancer Prevention within the UBC School of Population and Public Health.
Dr. Murphy joins the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer’s advisory group
Dr. Murphy was selected after a robust pan-Canadian competition. The Partnership implements Canada’s cancer control strategy.
Canadian Health Policy – SPHA 510
Understanding the way the Canadian healthcare system has evolved and how its currently structured broadens your understanding of policy dilemmas we face.
Dr. Michael Brauer recognized for his contributions to human exposure assessment
Dr. Brauer won the Jerome J. Wesolowski Award from the International Society of Exposure Science (ISES).
Quality of Care – SPHA 557
Quality and safety in patient care requires managers and clinicians who are equipped to lead organizational efforts.
Ethics and Ethical Decision Making – SPHA 563
Educating thoughtful and responsible leaders includes developing an awareness and ability to respond to ethical issues.
Government and Policy – SPHA 511
Modern managers need to understand the government-business relationship in order to help their organizations anticipate and react to government interventions.