Bienvenue ▪ Welcome

Bien vivre, réussir et avancer

Be well,do well, stay well

Healthcare Businesswoman’s Association of Canada

Association des femmes d’affaires dans le milieu de la santé

Health is vital

Healthcare

The prevention, treatment, and management of illness and the preservation of mental and physical

well-being through the services offered by the medical and allied health professions.

Healthcare

Healthcare - Canada

Rated the best and the worst Highly qualified health professionals Good medications and equipment KEY Challenge – healthcare access

1.7 million Canadians do not have a family doctor Average wait time to receive a treatment – 18 weeks Average time a doctor has per patient per visit – 8 minutes

Healthcare - Canada

Deloitte’s 2009 Canadian health care consumer survey:

Treat patients as consumers. Improve service levels and deliver personalized

programs. Provide greater access to patient health care records. Offer more education and options for health self-

management.

Healthcare - Canada

▪ Life expectancy at birth: 82 years for Women 78 years for Men

▪ 2nd highest for G7 countries

▪ Improved by 5 years in the past 25 years

▪ Healthy life span: 71 years for Women 68 years for Men

Healthcare – Developing world

▪ Compare: in Mali Life expectancy is 48 years. Nearly 1/4 of the children die before the age of 5 29% of the population suffers from malnutrition People die of preventable diseases because of

crowding and a lack of sanitation and healthcare.

Vision

The HBAC encourages members to become healthcare leaders and to think of ways to

improve healthcare both in Canada and worldwide.

Vision

The HBAC accomplishes the vision through: Hosting professional development events Encouraging and enabling individuals and companies to

help healthcare causes both in Canada and worldwide Providing opportunities for exchanging industry and

career information and resources Recognizing outstanding women in the industry.

2011 Program

HBAC Professional Development Events in 2011 will focus on learning about Canadian and International healthcare landscapes, the Healthcare reform and the associated changes.

Experts will also discuss how we, as businesswomen, can get involved in searching for solutions to help resolve the difficulties facing our healthcare system.

2011 Events – Book Your Calendars!

March April 6 May 11September

14

October – December

events are TBD

Noon-1:30 pmLuncheon

Noon-1:30pm Luncheon

Noon-1:30pm Luncheon

Le Chambertin9:00-3:45 pm

TBD

Dr. Hartley Stern, executive director Jewish

General Hospital

The role of business in

strengthening the healthcare

system.

Dr. Mary Perri, VP Rx&D

Leadership Conference

2011 Program

The HBAC Leadership Conference will offer a “back-to-work” full day intensive program in September on Effective Communication, Cultural Competence, Efficiency and Networking for Success.

HBAC Leadership ConferenceBook Your Calendars!

September 14

9:00AM - 3:45 PM

Keynote Leadership

Lecture - tbd

The Art of Effective

Communication

Cultural Competence

Practical Techniques for

Networking

The Perils of Perfection

Caroline Samne

The Pillars

Karen DiazCKG Training &

Consulting

Harvey Schwartz

Engage Presentations

Caroline Samne

The Pillars

Supporting International Healthcare Causes

HBAC supports the Mali Health Organizing Project www.malihealth.org

Each HBAC event entrance fee sponsors one clinic visit

Each membership sponsors 20 women in Mali to receive medical care

2011 RatesAnnual Membership: $150

Luncheons Leadership Conference

Member Guest Member Guest

$38 $58 $99 $199

Open House Special!

Annual Membership at the 2010 rate of $130 (value of $150)

Annual Membership + Leadership Conference for $199 (value of 249)

Annual Membership + Leadership Conference + 3 Luncheons for $299 (value of $363)

(valid to attend any 3 luncheons in 2011)

Event Policy: Attendance must be cancelled 72 hours prior to the event. Late cancellations incur a $10 late charge, and the remaining amount is carried over to a future event (credit valid for 1 year).

2011 Sponsors

HBAC Team

Board Member

Anna LiachenkoHBAC: President(514) 435-7860

Healthcare resources, relationships, projects, promotion & contentBioMed Content Group Inc.

Board Member

Dr. Mary PerriHBAC: VP, strategy & innovation(514) 695-0500

Vice-president,Rx&D

Board Member

Pina MuléHBAC: VP, Event Planning(514) 695-0500

Executive Assistant,Pfizer Canada

Board Member

Caroline SamnéHBAC: VP, Professional Development, (514) 620-2703

Change Management and Organizational Development Consultant,New Horizons/The Pillars

Board Member

Angie PerrazzinoHBAC: VP, Communications & Membership(514) 695-0500

Team Coordinator, Pfizer Canada

Board Member

Corry RobertsonHBAC: past president, (450) 458-2592

Executive Coach andLeadership Consultant,The Pillars

Volunteer – Graphic Design

Kimberly LawrenceHBAC: Graphic Design Committee, (514) 714-8547

Owner,Lawrence & Lidbetter Design Inc.

Volunteer – Communications

Pauline HuynhHBAC: Communications & Marketing Committee(514) 739-5072

Creative Services Manager,Engage presentations

Advisory Board Member

Harvey SchwartzHBAC: Advisory Board Member(514) 739-5072

Managing Director,Engage presentations

Advisory Board Member

Dr. Mirela BaranciHBAC: Advisory Board Member

Senior Director, Medical & Regulatory AffairsValeant Pharmaceuticals

Advisory Board Member

Teresa DellarHBAC: Advisory Board member

Executive Director West Island Palliative Care Residence

Thank You

Bien vivre, réussir et avancer

Be well,do well, stay well

Healthcare Businesswoman’s Association of Canada

Association des femmes d’affaires dans le milieu de la santé

2011 Sponsors