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Beyond Borders: Healthier Children. A Better World
Mary Jo Haddad
President and CEO
Breakfast with the Chiefs – March 30th, 2010
International National Provincial Local – TC LHIN SickKids
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Beyond Borders: Healthier Children. A Better World Mary Jo Haddad - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Beyond Borders: Healthier Children. A Better World Mary Jo Haddad - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Beyond Borders: Healthier Children. A Better World Mary Jo Haddad President and CEO Breakfast with the Chiefs March 30 th , 2010 International National Provincial Local TC LHIN SickKids 2 International Child Health 3 4 Vision,
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International Child Health
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Vision: Mission: As innovators in child health, we lead and partner to improve the health of children provincially, nationally and internationally through the integration of care, research and education:
- Providing the best in complex and specialized family-centred care;
- Creating groundbreaking scientific and clinical advancements;
- Engaging in knowledge translation and sharing our expertise
globally;
- Enhancing an academic environment that nurtures experts in child
health; and
- Championing an accessible, comprehensive and sustainable child
healthcare system.
Values: Excellence, Integrity, Collaboration, Innovation
Vision, Mission, Values
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No Boundaries
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Sprinkles Global Health Initiative
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“The sales contract in Qatar is a credit to Sick Kids, but also a reminder to
- ther centres of excellence in Canada that they need to market themselves
- abroad. For Sick Kids, its expertise was a key selling point, but such
expertise doesn't just sell itself. It requires marketing know-how, persistence, and vision. Ontario's economy is facing major structural changes, with industrial production declining at a time of growing health
- costs. We need to work harder on the knowledge industries that will pay
dividends in future. We need to think smart to maintain our economic
- health. In short, the Sick Kids coup in Qatar is just the kind of tonic we
need.”
Published Wed Feb 10 2010
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Leaders in Global Child Health
Fellowship Activity: 2002-2010
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National Child Health
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Among 29 OECD Nations Canada Ranks 22
nd when it
comes to preventable childhood injuries and death 25
th infant
mortality 21
st in child well
- being, including
mental health 25
th in
childhood
- besity
Source: Reaching For The Top: A report by the advisor on health y children and youth (2008)
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Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health
Fall 2008
- Premier expands the scope and mandate of the Provincial
Council for Children’s Health (PCCH) to include Maternal- Newborn (PCMCH) Senior Leadership
- Adalsteinn Brown, Assistant Deputy Minister, Health System
Strategy Division and Dr. Charlotte Moore, MD, Provincial Lead, Maternal, Child and Youth Health Strategy Two distinct roles:
- expert advisory body responding to the needs of the MoHLTC
and other Ministries on issues, priorities, and strategies for the maternal, newborn, child and youth health care system
- a resource to the maternal, newborn, child and youth health care
system in Ontario to support system improvement
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Mental Health Needs of Children
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Local Focus
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The transformation of child health ….
CA=Congenital Anomalies CHD=Congenital Heart Disease Source: R. Wilkens, Health Canada 2007
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