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🇨🇦 Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare brings together clinical leaders, system architects, policy advocates, and community builders for candid, nuanced conversations about how healthcare really works, and what’s holding it back.💬🤝Each episode features a panel of experts…
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Women in Medical Leadership: 145 Years to Make History at the OMA (opens the original)
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For the first time in the Ontario Medical Association’s 145-year history, women have held the presidency in consecutive terms alongside consecutive women Board Chairs.In this episode of Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare, Anthony DiValentino brings together four physicians at the centre of that historic moment:Dr. Rebecca Hicks — President, Ontario Medical AssociationDr. Sharon Bal — Board Chair, Ontario Medical AssociationDr. Zainab Abdurrahman — Past President, Ontario Medical AssociationDr
From Bedside to Boardroom: What Happens When Clinicians Become Leaders (opens the original)
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What happens when a clinical expert has to become an organizational leader? In this roundtable, four physician-leaders unpack what really happens when clinicians step into leadership — the identity shift, the hard part nobody talks about, the system you can't control, and what the future will demand from leaders everywhere. Framed as a learning journey, the host, Anthony DiValentino learns alongside you. This conversation is about leadership transition and executive leadership — not just healthc
Canada's Doctor Pipeline Is Broken — Here's Who's Fixing It (opens the original)
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Peel Region is home to 1.8 million people — and one of the worst physician shortages in Ontario. The answer isn't importing doctors. It's training them here. In this episode of Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare, Dr. Valerie Mueller (TMU School of Medicine) and Dr. Alison Freeland (Trillium Health Partners) break down the community-embedded training model they're building together — and why 70–80% of doctors who train in a region go on to practice there. This isn't just a local story. It's a
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