Lissa Moore (BCom '11): Turning passion into entrepreneurship
Telfer graduate Lissa Moore used her BCom to take a chance on entrepreneurship. She is the successful co-founder of Shop moi ça in Gatineau, Quebec.
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Health and Well-Being
The health and well-being of all of us must be a priority, both individually and collectively. The benefits of a healthy workforce go beyond the economic benefits; focusing on our well-being helps create a better Canada.
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Transforming health care: Insights from Telfer’s First Health System Summit
Insights from Telfer’s Health System Summit: Celebrating 60 years of innovation, leadership, and solutions for Canada’s health-care challenges.
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Telfer celebrates research and innovation with 12 prestigious honours
The Telfer School of Management has awarded seven new prestigious honours and renewed five more, advancing research and teaching excellence thanks to generous donor support.
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Cameron Love (MHA’97) wins Telfer’s R. Trudeau medal 2024
Telfer alumnus Cameron Love (MHA’97), President and CEO of The Ottawa Hospital, was awarded the prestigious R. Trudeau medal for his work championing innovation in Ottawa's healthcare transformation.
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Enhancing fairness in high-stakes decisions: A framework for mitigating human bias
Professor Christopher Sun has received a NSERC Discovery Grant for his project titled “Fairness in Systems with Human-Algorithm Decision Making through Optimization and Machine Learning.”
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Transforming children and youth mental health support through a digital platform
Telfer professor Lysanne Lessard has received a SMRG Grant project titled “Towards a digital platform for EMPOWERing families to navigate their mental health journey.”
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Embracing assistive technology to enhance long-term care for our aging population
Professor Mirou Jaana has been awarded a grant for her project titled “Assistive technology innovations in long-term care organizations: Unveiling the realities of a complex environment.”
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“If you work in health care, you work in mental health” MHA CEO-in-Residence Speaker Series with Sarah Downey
The MHA CEO-in-Residence Speaker Series allows the Telfer community to hear from leaders about pressing issues in health care.
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Impactful research in long-term care: learning to tell the story
Follow a Telfer PhD student's journey competing in the SSHRC Storytellers Challenge, showcasing impactful research in long-term care.
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Digital financial literacy: uncovering the finfluencer effect
Professors Errol Osecki and Darlene Himick co-applied for and received a SMRG grant to investigate the impact that finfluencers have on their viewers and the quality of the of their content.
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Fostering belonging in the remote workplace
Telfer professor Jane O’Reilly has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant for a project titled “How do remote employees develop a sense of belonging?”
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Tackling in-hospital cardiac arrest with advanced AI
Christopher Sun has received funding from the CIHR Project Grant Program for his project titled “Artificial Intelligence Supported In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Prediction, Prevention, and Management."
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uOttawa names Kathryn Tremblay of Altis Alumna of the Year
Kathryn Tremblay (BCom'95) is the co-founder of Altis (excelHR) and the 2024 uOttawa Alumnae of the Year for creating meaningful work opportunities.
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Invisible seniors: Uncovering exclusion in philanthropy
Telfer professor Saouré Kouamé has received a SMRG Research Development Grant from the School for a project titled “Investigating Invisible Causes: The Case of Philanthropy for Seniors.”
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Professor to study experience of pregnancy and infant loss in the workplace
Professor Jennifer Dimoff has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Partnership Engage Grant to study the experiences of parents going through pregnancy or infant loss.
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How long will a loved one live? It’s difficult to hear, but harder not to know
An accurate prediction of survival can enable earlier conversations about preferences and wishes at the end of life, and earlier introduction of palliative care.
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Combining artificial intelligence and health analytics to transform health systems
Professor Christopher Sun of the Telfer School of Management has been awarded a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Data Analytics for Health Systems Transformation. Find out more about his research.
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Reimagining time will help employers better support workers with disabilities
One way to dramatically improve the lives of people with disabilities is by understanding time in a way that considers how people with disabilities experience barriers — something known as “crip time"
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Using Cost Management for a More Efficient Canadian Health-care System
Canadian health-care systems are facing tremendous difficulties and criticism, however, the use of time-driven activity-based costing may be a solution to many of its issues.
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Why we all might want to bring a bit of Barbie to work
In Barbieland, the Barbies put their whole selves into their work. We should all be encouraged to do the same.
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