Bataleur Enterprises
Her consulting career has included a strong strategic focus on leadership development and decision making, with a specific interest in how organizations and sectors work and make decisions together. Starting with her MBA dissertation, she has remained a student of interorganizational collaboration as both an academic and as a practitioner.
As a member of the Ontario Women’s Health Council, Jane championed the inclusion of gender based analysis within the Hospital Report Card and chaired the Accountability Committee that designed and funded the first evidenced-based scorecard on the state of women’s health in Ontario (the POWER study). Jane was a member of faculty for the inaugural certification program in Social Innovation, designed and delivered by the Centre for Social Innovation at the University of Waterloo. She was also a faculty member for the highly regarded Physician Leadership Development Program run over six consecutive years by the CMA and the OMA and continues to coach a number of physician leaders across the country.
Today, in this increasingly complex and volatile world, Jane’s practice is based on helping leaders identify new ways of working, strategizing, establishing priorities and making more effective decisions. She has provided strategic advice to the Section on the Beyond the Mask initiative for the past five years.
MD, FRCPC, MHSc,CHE
Natalie has been recognized as an innovator in medical education; she has received numerous teaching awards from the Faculties of Medicine at The University of Toronto and The University of Ottawa. She has a passion for curriculum design and evaluation in the fields of quality improvement and professional skills development.
Dr. Natalie Clavel attended medical school at the University of Ottawa and was accepted into the University of Ottawa postgraduate training program in Anesthesiology. Natalie became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in 2012 and joined the Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Management at University Health Network in March 2014. Natalie is currently the Medical Director of the Postoperative Anesthesia Care Unit at Toronto Western Hospital; her clinical expertise is in Ambulatory Anesthesia.
University of Toronto
Anna Kurdina is a third-year medical student at the University of Toronto pursuing a concurrent MSc in System Leadership and Innovation at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health.
Anna completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences at McMaster University, where she was actively involved in affecting health systems change through the McMaster Health Forum, a WHO Collaboration Centre for Evidence-Informed Policy. It was there that she developed an interest in health policy and physician leadership. Since, she has been a researcher with the North American Observatory on Health Systems and Policies and an intern with Choosing Wisely, where her work in patient and public engagement was published as a report in The Commonwealth Fund and an opinion article in the British Medical Journal.
Anna developed an interest in anesthesiology early in her medical education. She admires the vision of Ontario’s Anesthesiologists and its work to promote perioperative leadership and system change. She has been involved with the section for over a year, working on its leadership development and pain management efforts, and she hopes that she can continue to contribute as a future physician.
OR Efficiency Reviewers and Contributors
Dr. Sherif Abbas
Dr. Vincent Chan
Dr. Tania Di Renna
Dr. Tariq Esmail
Dr. Brenda Kenefick
Dr. Arjun Krishna
Dr. Suzanne Lilker
Dr. Dean Lising
Dr. Felipe Munoz
Dr. Dave Neilipovitz
Dr. Monica Olsen
Dr. Vanisha Patel
Dr. Sanjho Srikandarajah
Dr. Senthil Thiyagarajan