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2016-2017 Award Winners PPC ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE CONFERENCE February 5, 2017 CPP CONFÉRENCE ANNUELLE SUR LA PRATIQUE PROFESSIONNELLE48 5 février 2017 AWARDS PROGRAM PROGRAMME DES L AURÉATS InterContinental Toronto Centre Hotel 225 Front Street West Toronto, ON 2016-2017 Awards Program Programme des lauréats Sincere appreciation is extended Chair Committee Members to the Awards Committee Sylvain Grenier Erin Davis Kathryn Hollis Janice Ma Jaime McDonald Sean Spina and to our 2016-2017 Kim Abbass Denise Kervin award appraisers Elissa S Y Aeng David Knoppert Rebecca Agar Michael A LeBlanc Mayce Al-Sukhni Adrienne J Lindblad Arden Barry Anita Lo Jennifer Bolt Leslie Manuel Rene Breault Lisa McCarthy Lauren Bresee Karen McDermaid Glen R Brown Jaime McDonald Richard Cashin Susan McKenna Roger Cheng Lynne Nakashima Judy Chong Sheena Neilson Ian Creurer Olivia Gayan Ng Mário de Lemos Darren Pasay Norman Dewhurst Patti Pracsovics Artemis Diamantouros Bonnie Ralph Carolyn Dittmar Bornstein Cheryl Sadowski Zack Dumont Salma Satchu Dinie Engels Winnie Seto Jacqueline Flank Heather Slaney Michelle Foisy Amy Smith Marc Geirnaert Roy A Steeves Reem Haj-Darrah Daniel Thirion Charlene Haluk-McMahon Lanny Tran Cheryl Harten Régis Vaillancourt Mary-Ellen Hogan Lori Wazny Cody Hotel Glenn Whiteway Derek Jorgenson Ken Wou Jean-Yves Julien Peter J Zed Heather Kertland Rosemary Zvonar 2 | Awards Program • February 5, 2017 CSHP’s Highest Honours Les plus hautes distinctions de la SCPH Special Awards Program The Special Awards program recognizes CSHP Members and Supporters who have distinguished themselves within their profession. Special Awards are presented in two categories with three sponsors as listed below: Isabel E. Stauffer Hospital Pharmacy Student Award Meritorious Service Award Co-sponsored by the Canadian Society of Sponsored by Fresenius Kabi Canada Ltd. Hospital Pharmacists (CSHP) and the Canadian • $1,500 Association of Pharmacy Students and Interns (CAPSI) • $500 Note: The Distinguished Service Award and the New Hospital Pharmacy Practitioner Award were not awarded in 2016-2017. General Awards Program The General Awards program recognizes CSHP Members who have completed projects of importance to hospital pharmacy practice. General Awards are presented in seven categories with nine sponsors as listed below: Management and Leadership Safe Medication Practices Award Best Practice Award Sponsored by HealthPRO Procurement Services Sponsored by Apotex Inc. and Medbuy Inc. and Medbuy Corporation Corporation (2 awards) (2 awards) • $1,500 each • $1,500 each Specialties in Pharmacy Practice Award New Technology Award Sponsored by Pharmascience Inc. and Sandoz Sponsored by Mylan Pharmaceuticals ULC. Canada Inc. • $1,500 (2 awards) • $1,500 each Patient Care Enhancement Award Sponsored by Pfizer Canada Inc. and Teva Teaching, Learning and Education Award Canada Limited Sponsored by Eli Lilly Canada Inc. (2 awards) • $1,500 • $1,500 each Pharmacotherapy Best Practices Award Sponsored by Pfizer Canada Inc. and Sandoz Canada Inc. (2 awards) • $1,500 each Recipients of awards are presented with a framed certificate and a cheque in the amount specified. Awards Program • February 5, 2017 | 3 Isabel E. Stauffer Meritorious Service Award Prix Isabel E. Stauffer pour service méritoire Sponsored by Fresenius Kabi Canada Ltd. Nadine Grimm RPh, BSc(Pharm) Nadine Grimm, from Dartmouth, NS, graduated in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Dalhousie University. Since her graduation, Nadine has worked as a staff pharmacist at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, where she has progressively developed her clinical specialty in neonatology. In her early career, Nadine worked in the satellite pharmacy providing medication to the NICU. In 1998, in addition to her staff pharmacist role, she began working one day per week as an antenatal clinical pharmacist. In 1999, Nadine began to pursue her passion of caring for the neonatal population by taking on the role of neonatal clinical pharmacist. Over her years in NICU, she has become a leader, sharing her wealth of knowledge with nurses, physicians, neonatal nurse practitioners; mentoring residents and pharmacy students, while always keeping the wellbeing and outcomes of her patients and their families in the forefront of the care she provides. Nadine has served on many committees at the IWK during her almost 20 year career. Nadine’s involvement in CSHP started very early in her career. She became a member after beginning work at the IWK. Her first formal involvement was joining the planning committee for the 2001 Summer Educational Sessions in Halifax, a committee she again joined when SES came back to Halifax in 2010. Nadine became a member of the CSHP NS Branch Awards Committee in 2002, which she chaired from 2004-1010 and continues to be a member. Nadine has contributed substantially to the NS Branch of CSHP, serving as President Elect, President and Past President, from 2011 to 2014. She has also served as advocacy representative for NS Branch and is currently on the Board of the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia, representing CSHP. Nadine has spoken at numerous pharmacy events emphasizing the impact CSHP has had on her career, the amazing people she has met, and encouraging pharmacists and students to get involved. Nadine lives in Dartmouth, with her husband Shawn, also a pharmacist and Guardian owner, and son Evan. She enjoys traveling and is an avid Toronto Blue Jays fan. The Isabel E. Stauffer Meritorious Service Award is given in recognition of prolonged service to and involvement in CSHP, by a Member of the Society, as exemplified by significant, sustained contributions primarily at the Branch or Chapter level. Individuals are nominated by their peers. 4 | Awards Program • February 5, 2017 Hospital Pharmacy Student Award Prix de l’étudiant en pharmacie hospitalière Co-sponsored by the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (CSHP) and the Canadian Association of Pharmacy Students and Interns (CAPSI) Erin Alexandria Cicinelli BScH Erin Cicinelli is a fourth-year PharmD student at the University of Toronto. She grew up in Bolton, a small town north of Toronto and completed her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Toronto in 2013. She chose to pursue a career in pharmacy after witnessing the important role that pharmacists play in patient care while working in an independent pharmacy in her hometown. Erin feels fortunate to have gained exposure to many areas of the multifaceted profession of pharmacy. She has completed clinical rotations in hemodialysis, general medicine, and intensive care at the University Health Network. In addition, she has worked on pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacy practice research studies and presented her work at the OPA and CSHP Professional Practice Conferences. In the summer of 2016, she completed a rotation at St. Mary’s Hospital Lacor in Uganda where she worked with the Pharmacy Department to develop protocols and collect data for quality improvement projects. As a pharmacy student, Erin became involved in various leadership, advocacy, and charity initiatives. In 2014, she founded a group that organizes volunteer opportunities in the community to enhance students’ awareness of the social determinants of health. She has served terms on Governing Council at both the university and faculty levels, representing the student voice on curriculum and student life matters. She is currently President of the fourth-year class and works with her council to plan activities that enhance the social and academic experience of her classmates. Erin feels honoured to have been selected as this year’s recipient of the Hospital Pharmacy Student Award. She is grateful to the research supervisors, preceptors, and staff members at her faculty who have mentored and supported her throughout her pharmacy education. Outside of pharmacy, Erin’s interests include playing soccer, hiking, and enjoying the vibrant Toronto arts and culture scene. She hopes to one day practice as hospital pharmacist and incorporate patient care, research, and teaching activities throughout her career. The Hospital Pharmacy Student Award is given to a pharmacy student who shows promise as a future hospital pharmacy practitioner through student activities or experiential training in direct patient care, research, or education. The selected candidate exhibits eagerness, dedication, and a positive attitude toward academic learning and toward the profession and practice of hospital pharmacy. Awards Program • February 5, 2017 | 5 CSHP Honorary Members Membres honoraires In recognition of outstanding career contributions to hospital pharmacy or some related field of healthcare, CSHP Members may nominate their colleagues for an honorary CSHP membership. Honorary Members have been elected by unanimous vote of the Board in recognition of outstanding contributions to the advancement of hospital pharmacy or a related healthcare field, and exceptional service directly or indirectly to the mission of CSHP. The status of Honorary Member shall be granted for life, subject to the provisions of Bylaw Article 3.1.1, and subject to the Policy on Honorary Membership. Honorary Members shall be exempt from the payment of membership fees. Rosemary A Bacovsky Walter Maday * Betty Riddell * Orest Buchko Henri R Manasse, Jr Bernard Riedel * Denise Chevalier Irene Nicoll Sister Grace Sauvé Gordon Duff * Joseph A Oddis Bruce Schnell Sylvie Dupont Anne O’Toole * John Turnbull * Yvonne Gray * Don Perrier C Brian Tuttle Fela Viso Gurovich Charlotte
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