Joy in Work: Nicety or Necessity?

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IPAC Canada Members can now receive an education credit towards their CIC® recertification by attending IPAC Canada educational webinars.

This is to comply with recertification requirements of the Certification Board of Infection Control (CBIC). CBIC has approved the use of a generic certificate of completion which will be available for download at the end of the webinar.

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Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2023
Time: 1000 PT, 1100 MT/SK, 1200 CT, 1300 ET, 1400 AT, 1430 NL
Duration: 1 Hour

THIS WEBINAR IS FOR IPAC CANADA MEMBERS

Description

People enter the healthcare profession to play a role in helping others....a calling, from which we derive meaning and joy. But the level of burnout amongst providers is at an all time high. Although there is now national and provincial attention directed at the workforce crisis, most issues and opportunities for improvement exist at the local environment level. This discussion will focus on the need for and methods to improve local sense of meaning and purpose, reduced burden and increased joy in work.

Presenters:

Chris Hayes

Chris Hayes MD MSc MEd is the Chief Health Information Officer and a critical care physician at Trillium Health Partners. He is an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto. Chris joined THP in 2018 where he co-led the implementation of our health information system.

Formerly, Chris was the Chief Medical Information Officer at St Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. Prior to that he served as the Medical Director of Quality and Performance at St. Michael’s Hospital. From 2008 to 2015 Chris served as the Medical Officer for the Canadian Patient Safety Institute. He was the 2013-14 Canadian Harkness/IHI Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice.

Chris is a recognized leader in patient safety and quality improvement, working with regional, national, and international organizations, and has received multiple distinctions and awards.