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UPCOMING PROGRAM DATES

ONLINE March 5 - June 12, 2021


Virtual 7 modules of two days each in the
Classroom virtual classroom over 3 months
Format
Featuring the new, secure ZOOM
video-conferencing platform with:
• Multi-modal presentation of
material

Masters Certificate in • Engaging activities and interactive


exchanges

Healthcare
• Breakout discussions with the
instructors and your fellow
participants

Management
Embrace health-sector challenges to
deliver better care and lead people
more effectively. Program Leadership Insights

Enhance your capacity to lead


in a complex, ever-changing
healthcare system.

Examine innovative business


models that can be applied
to healthcare to improve
efficiency and effectiveness.

Learn to manage workers’


changing expectations, as
well as the breakthrough
medical advances and new
technologies needed to lead in
today’s healthcare sector.

49 PDU* 10 CCHL MOC CAT. II**


Being an effective leader in healthcare means
cultivating a set of specialized skills

Serving more and more patients with less and less funding is
just one of the many serious issues facing the healthcare sector.
Shortages of skilled professionals, major demographic
shifts and continuously-changing technology also pose
significant challenges for professionals seeking to provide
the highest quality care with limited resources. Leadership
excellence in this complex and rapidly-changing environment
demands a unique combination of healthcare-focused business
management acumen, and sector-specific skills and knowledge.

Healthcare leaders must be ready for change


Effective leaders must apply proven management principles
and embrace effective new approaches to develop a balance of
capabilities across three critical areas: leadership skills like
critical thinking and problem solving, project management and
leading change initiatives; softer ‘people’ skills like emotional
intelligence, communicating effectively and resolving conflict;
and specialized management skills like implementing Lean
methodology, and aligning IT with organizational strategies.

Becoming a well-rounded leader allows


managers, directors and physicians to be
more effective when dealing with the issues
they face on a daily basis in their units or
departments, and positions them to advance
to higher levels in their careers.
This combination also contributes to
achieving organizational excellence, and
ultimately helps shape a better healthcare
system overall.
Overview of Module Topics
Achieve your Masters Certificate in just three months!

Masters Certificate in MODULE 1: MARCH 5 - 6, 2021

Healthcare Advanced Leadership in the Healthcare Sector


• The Role of the Healthcare Leader

Management
• System Integration in Healthcare – The Ontario Experience
• Excelling with Emotional Intelligence

MODULE 2: MARCH 26 - 27, 2021


Critical Thinking and Project Management
The Masters Certificate in Healthcare Management – the • Thinking Skills for a Turbulent World: The Art of Framing and
first comprehensive certificate program of its kind in Reframing
Canada – addresses the unique leadership issues facing • Practical Project Management
healthcare professionals, providing tools, techniques, and
best practices to effectively lead in the complex world of MODULE 3: APRIL 9 - 10, 2021
Ontario’s healthcare sector. Communication and Problem Solving
Our program faculty includes leaders in healthcare, • Successful Communication
business, and academia who will share their insight • Resolving Conflicts – Your Own and Others’
and knowledge with participants in an integrated and
experiential learning environment. MODULE 4: APRIL 23 - 24, 2021
Leading Change & Innovation in Healthcare
Through this program, today’s healthcare professionals • Leading Change in Healthcare
will have an opportunity to examine innovative business • Innovative and Creative Thinking
models that can be applied to healthcare and acquire
new knowledge and skills to enhance their capability to MODULE 5: MAY 7 - 8, 2021
lead in a complex and ever-changing system. Collaboration and Appreciative Leadership
• Collaboration in Cross-Functional Teams
Key Program Take-Aways • The Power of Appreciative Leadership
n Learn to understand and respond to workplace issues
differently to improve results MODULE 6: MAY 28 - 29, 2021
Information Technology and Lean
n Combine core business competencies with healthcare
• Information Technology
industry leadership skills and knowledge
• Lean - A prescription for Healthcare
n Apply best practices from other industries to promote a
culture of accountability, innovation and collaboration MODULE 7: JUNE 11 - 12, 2021
n Gain useful tools, techniques, and checklists to take back Finance, Strategy and Authentic Leadership
and apply immediately to facilitate your work and share • Financing and Implementing Your Strategy
with peers • Authentic Leadership
• Learning Consolidation / Program Closure
n Enhance capabilities to lead and manage in a fast-
changing, multi-disciplinary environment
n Develop strategies to manage complexity and promote
organizational success
n Build your professional healthcare network

For information on how this activity fits in the Royal College Maintenance
of Certification (MOC) Program, please visit the Royal College’s website See detailed content for each module
(royalcollege.ca/moc). For more personalized support, please contact the
Royal College Services Centre (1-800-461-9598) or your local CPD Educator. and more participant testimonials at
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Detailed Program Content

MODULE 1 • 2 DAYS MODULE 3 • 2 DAYS

Advanced Leadership in the Healthcare Sector Communication and Problem Solving


The Role of the Healthcare Leader Successful Communication
Start the program by diving into a conversation about what it Effectively influence others: express your preferences the first
takes to lead in a system undergoing profound change. time.
• Introduction to the Healthcare Management program • High-impact techniques to deliver your spoken and written
• Explore the changing role of the leader in healthcare communications
• Proven strategies to build collaborative, professional relationships
System Integration in Healthcare – The Ontario Experience
Resolving Conflicts – Your Own and Others’
Learn to optimize the Local Health Integration Network
environment for your organization. Explore common sources of conflict in healthcare and your role as
• Understand how regionalization is developing in Ontario and learn a leader
strategies for influencing the process • Assess your preferred conflict style and how it impacts your ability
• Learn to build horizontal and vertical partnerships for seamless to resolve disputes
patient care • Learn a 5-step process for managing conflicts

Excelling with Emotional Intelligence


MODULE 4 • 2 DAYS
Understand your personal leadership style so that you can most
effectively influence your work environment. Leading Change & Innovation in Healthcare
• Assess your personal leadership style, including strengths and
limitations Leading Change in Healthcare
• Gain insight into your level of emotional intelligence (EI) Prepare for your role as an effective change agent.
• Learn best practices for implementing change in healthcare
MODULE 2 • 2 DAYS organizations
• Apply the eight-step change and transition process to cases
Critical Thinking and Project Management
Innovative and Creative Thinking
Thinking Skills for a Turbulent World: The Art of Framing and
Make innovation part of your core competencies with practical
Reframing
tools to advance your organization beyond entrenched ideas.
Develop thinking skills that will enhance your effectiveness in the • Identify and overcome obstacles to individual and team innovation
ever-changing field of healthcare.
• Lead teams to be more innovative
• Learn how to anticipate emerging changes in healthcare
• Improve your critical thinking by recognizing and challenging taken-
for-granted assumptions MODULE 5 • 2 DAYS
• Develop the seeing and thinking skills to recognize opportunities Collaboration and Appreciative Leadership
Practical Project Management
Collaboration in Cross-Functional Teams
Drive corporate and departmental strategies in times of tight
Learn to address cross-functional team collaboration in a
resources and competing priorities, with the tools of professional
continually-changing environment.
project managers.
• Define and identify the characteristics of cross-functional teams
• Gain approval and sponsorship for your projects
• Use the integrated team effectiveness model (ITEM) to identify
• Manage risks to deliver high-quality results
areas for improvement
• Understand and implement concepts of team balance
UPCOMING PROGRAM DATES
March 5 - June 12, 2021
• 7 modules of two days each in the
virtual classroom over 3 months

Program Faculty (complete bios online)

The Power of Appreciative Leadership Brian Edmonds, CPA, Mark Norman


Establish highly-effective and motivated care teams using the MHSA Professional leadership
Chief Financial Officer, CAMH consultant and trainer
processes of appreciative leadership.
with extensive experience
• Understand employee engagement strategies and how to enhance facilitating teams and relating
Diana Elder, MIR, MBA
staff commitment to quality care and to the organization to the psychology of human
Executive Director, Human
• Develop highly-effective teams and individuals, using appreciative Resources, University Health dynamics in the workplace.
inquiry methodology
Network.
Monica Olsen, MHRD,
MODULE 6 • 2 DAYS Francis Garwe, MAM BScN, BA
ProSci CMP Principle at Olsen and
Information Technology and Lean Associates Consulting Inc.,
Chief Executive Officer, Carea
organization effectiveness
Information Technology in Healthcare Community Health Centres’
(CCHC) Pickering, Ajax, Whitby consultants.
Improve your understanding of the many changes technology and Oshawa.
and various types of integration can bring to a healthcare Emma Pavlov, MBA
organization, to help ensure better adoption and outcomes for Sandra Harris Program Director, The
your organization. Masters Certificate in
Principal of Synergy
Management Consulting, Healthcare Management
• Different types of changes that technology and integration can bring
to a healthcare organization specializing in leadership
coaching, customized training Kevin Quinn, MA, MPA
• How to embrace an information-driven culture
and facilitation services. Senior consultant at
• The importance of extraordinary and sustainable service delivery Leadership Frontiers, an
Ingo Holzinger, MS, PhD international consulting and
Lean – A Prescription for Healthcare training firm.
Professor of Organization
Explore Lean, a proven problem solving, process improvement Studies in the Schulich School
strategy that enables the delivery of consistent, high-quality of Business at York University. Tyson Roffey
outcomes. Chief Information and Privacy
Officer at CHEO (Children’s
• Understand the fundamentals of Lean – and the key ingredient for Diana Kawarsky, MA, CCP
Hospital of Eastern Ontario).
its success Facilitator, adult educator,
• Discover eight sources of waste and inefficiency in hospitals and coach and management
consultant with Fortune 500 David S. Weiss, PhD,
master the tools to eradicate them ICD.D. CHRE, CHSPC
companies throughout North
America. President & CEO of Weiss
MODULE 7 • 2 DAYS International Ltd., an
Rob LaJoie, MBA international consulting firm
Finance, Strategy and Authentic Leadership that focuses on innovation,
Managing Partner and leader
of consulting and innovation leadership and HR.
Financing and Implementing Your Strategy
implementation practices for
• Decision-making and financing your strategy Ideaction Inc. Jeff Woods
• Lessons learned in developing strategy to avoid future problems Lean and Six Sigma
• How to embrace an information-driven culture professional with significant
experience leading continuous
• The importance of extraordinary and sustainable service delivery
process/product improvement
Authentic Leadership and excellence initiatives.

• Understanding the concepts of authentic leadership


• How to apply these concepts to your own leadership style

Learning Consolidation / Program Closure


Masters Certificate in
Program Director
Healthcare Management
Emma Pavlov

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Registration Details
Program Dates
1. Watch a brief video introduction March 5 - June 12, 2021
by Program Director Emma Pavlov.
• 7 modules of two days each in the
2. Join Emma for a free 1-hour online virtual classroom over 3 months
information session. Once you
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Sessions run: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
register, you will be sent your login
n World-class instruction by
details. Masters Certificate Program Fee
accomplished healthcare,
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