Ottawa, Ontario, April 21, 2022 / CNW /-Fight against antimicrobial resistance. Introducing an innovative solution for doctors’ burnout. Defend the health of refugees.
These are just a few examples of how the 2022 Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Award winners are influencing both domestically and internationally, despite a COVID-19 pandemic of more than two years.
“These 12 extraordinary recipients are true role models. Through clinical research, research, mentorship and advocacy, they make extraordinary contributions,” said Dr. CMA President. Catherine Smart.. “They are not only helping to transform today’s medicine, but also shaping future generations of physicians.”
See below for more information on the notable winners of the 2022 CMA Awards.
Doctor John Conley
FNG Star Award for Lifetime Achievement
Doctor John Conleys Work has improved human health on a global scale.Infectious disease specialist and professor University of CalgaryDr. Conley has been working on innovations in antimicrobial resistance, infection prevention, and healthcare for decades. His contributions have had a major impact on medical practice, research and policy. In 2002, he founded the 21st Century Research and Test Site Ward. Most recently, he chaired the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Management Guidance Development Group. Dr. Conley is described by his colleagues as a humble, creative and devoted humanitarian. Due to his vision and supportive leadership, he is the highest honor winner of this year’s CMA.
Doctor Jane Lemaire
Dr. Leo-Pole laundry medal Service of
Doctor Jane Lemaire Enthusiastically supports the recognition of physician health as a quality indicator of the healthcare system.Currently a clinical professor of internal medicine University of CalgaryShe has helped lead the responsibilities to better support physicians, create coveted resources, and ensure quality patient care. Alberta.. In her many achievements, she is the co-founder and physician leader of WellDoc Alberta, a state-wide physician wellness initiative focused on education and prevention.
Doctor Meb Rashid
CMA Award for Political Advocacy
Please note that The CMA renamed Sir to reflect its commitment to reconciliation and the need to acknowledge the colonial harm done to indigenous peoples. Charles Tapper Political Advocacy Award for Political Advocacy to the CMA Award for Political Advocacy.
Champion for refugee health CanadaDoctor. Meb Rashid It has helped deal with systematic and racist discrimination in healthcare. He is the founder and medical director of the Crossroads Clinic at Women’s College Hospital. Toronto.. He co-founded a Canadian refugee medical doctor to help refugees access health insurance. His political advocacy includes a successful fight against federal government cuts on refugee health insurance, which began in 2012 and was revoked by federal courts in 2014. Dr. Rashid is also actively training the next generation of refugee medical advocates across the country.
Doctor Cornelia Woman
May Cohen Female Mentor Award
Physician leader, doctoral definition. Nell Woman Not only keeps the distinction of being the first indigenous woman to become a psychiatrist in CanadaHowever, through decades of clinical and advocacy activities, she has led countless women and indigenous doctors and medical learners. Deputy Chief Medical Officer of First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) and President of Indigenous Medical Association Canada (IPAC), Dr. Weemann prioritizes the development of future physicians and the construction of bridges with grassroots organizations.
Dr. Borwaji Ogniemi
CMA Award for Young Leaders (Early Career)
Dr. Borwaji Ogniemi, who is deeply involved in health fairness, supports black, indigenous, and colored (BIPOC) patients in dermatology practice. He is also in the process of establishing a specialized dermatology clinic for this underserved patient population. In addition to clinical research, Dr. Ogunyemi advocates inclusion in medicine through peer-reviewed publications, public speaking, and freelance writing for the media, including: The New York Times..He is known among his colleagues and colleagues New Found Land Memorial University As a doctor leader, educator, and active community volunteer.
Doctor Shannon Luzikki
CMA Award for Young Leaders (Early Career)
Dr. Shannon Luzikki Leading concrete changes locally as a general physician University of Calgary, Alberta Health Services in the state, Canada Resident Matching Service nationwide. Her work has led to the development of a local peer support network for doctors who have experienced harassment and discrimination. As an advocate of EDI principles, she advocates structural changes in medicine and the incorporation of EDI literacy into medical education.
Doctor Shane Arseno
CMA Award for Young Leaders (Resident)
Residents of Neurology New Found Land Memorial UniversityDoctor. Shane Arseno Known as the voice of his companions.His work as a representative of the Residents’ Association of Professionals Newfoundland When Labrador (PARNL) has contributed to the strategic planning of the Faculty of Medicine. He has also worked as a PARNL representative for Resident Doctors. Canada (RDoC) and served as a liaison member between RDoC and the Technical Committee of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Doctor Amit Persad
CMA Award for Young Leaders (Resident)
Doctor Amit Persad It ’s a power for residents. Saskatchewan.. Neurosurgery residents University of Saskatchewan To help medical students learn during the COVID-19 pandemic.As Chief Negotiator of Resident Doctor Saskatchewan (RDoS), he helped conclude a collective bargaining agreement between the Ministry of Health and the university. He was President of RDoS from 2020 to 21 and recently led the Task Force of Professionalism.
Almagan (Army) Alam
CMA Award for Young Leaders (Student)
Army Alam’s mental health advocacy has a nationwide spread. The University of British Columbia Medical students co-founded the Canadian Peer Support Network.This network brings peer support initiatives and training to organizations around the world Canada, And an advisor to the Bell Let’s Talk Diversity Fund, funding the Mental Health Initiative in the Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) community. He is also the youngest member of the Mental Health Commission of Canada.
Angela Finn
CMA Award for Young Leaders (Student)
Angela Finn’s Research is already making a difference.While working towards her MD Western UniversityShe made an important contribution to both Ontario Canadian guidelines for COVID-19 vaccination. She is the first author of numerous publications related to COVID-19. In addition, when a pandemic occurred, she rejoined her PhD supervisor’s lab to assist in the transition from coagulation and thrombosis research to her research focusing on COVID-19.
Doctor Stephanie Smith
Dr. Brian Brody Organizational Leadership Development Award (Resident)
After noticing an increase in burnout and depression in medical learners, he became a doctor. Stephanie Smith STRIVE — We have developed a program called simulated training for resilience in different environments.CFB Gauge Town Medical Officer New Brunswick, She developed the program based on her experience developing as a critical care center in the Canadian Army. She is currently expanding STRIVE throughout Canada.
Mehul Gupta
Dr. Brian Brody Organizational Leadership Development Award (Student)
Mehul Gupta I’m not waiting for his MD to influence. In 2017, he founded Youreka Canada, a national non-profit organization that empowers young innovators, thought leaders and active citizens through educational opportunities and mentorship. He has also worked closely with Kids Help Phone on campaigns to raise awareness of Canadian youth mental health resources. Gupta is currently studying medicine at the University of Calgary.
Source Canadian Medical Association
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