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Fall 2010 in Health Care Michener Leadership MAGAZINE A publication for Alumni & Friends • Fall 2010 in health care Simulation education at Michener • Going for gold Michener faculty in high demand • Emergency room life support Take your career to new in this issue 2 Leading the way in applied health education heights 4 Grad on top of new technology 5 Going for gold 6 A match made in simulation heaven upcoming continuing education courses 8 Bringing simulation education to the next level 6 10 Simulation centre celebration at Michener upcoming continuing education courses A match made in simulation heaven 8IFUIFSZPVBSFMPPLJOHGPSQSPGFTTJPOBMEFWFMPQNFOUPSDBSFFSBEWBODFNFOU .JDIFOFSJTUIFPOMZ 12 Cardiovascular perfusion: emergency room life support QMBDFZPVOFFEUPMPPLGPSDPOUJOVJOHFEVDBUJPO8FIBWFPWFSIFBMUIDBSFDPVSTFTUPDIPPTFGSPN Whether you are looking for professional development or career advancement, Michener is the only 15 Leading Michener into the future of health care place you need to look for continuing education. 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ADVISORY BOARD Donald Bartlett Sheena Bhimji-Hewitt Leading the way in Sherryl Dizon Ann Gorwill Gift Amount Your Contact Information (required for tax receipt) Jordan Holmes applied health education I wish to make a gift of Full Name: _________________________________________ Lissa Manganaro Sean McCluskey c $50 c $100 c$ 250 c $500 c Other $ __________ Address: ___________________________________________ Kelly McPherson Ann Russell The Michener Institute occupies a perfusion program showcased ___________________________________________________ unique niche in health care as the only Orpheus, the only fully interactive c I want to make a monthly gift of ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHY City: ______________________________________________ post-secondary institution in Canada model of human circulation in Canada. 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In this issue, we explore how the Board has set its priorities Select A Payment Option Additional Information Debbie Fein-Goldbach Lissa Manganaro the many ways Michener is to enable Michener to continue to c CHEQUE (payable to The Michener Institute) c Please contact me with information about including The Katie Schrank c Dana Yates demonstrating its leadership in achieve its vision of being a leader in MONTHLY DIRECT DEBIT (void cheque is enclosed) Michener Institute in my will. applied health education. health care education. c CREDIT CARD c VISA c MasterCard c I prefer that my name not be included in donor listings. 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Take a virtual tour health care (page 4). of the Centre on page 8. We hope you enjoy reading this As part of the CAE/Michener CASE issue on leadership in health care and official opening, the cardiovascular look forward to hearing from you. Thank you! The Editorial Team Michener Magazine Fall 2010 3
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