Canada’s healthcare systems are in need of transformation. Telfer experts are working to effect change that will reduce wait times, enhance patient care and deliver efficient services that will contribute to a healthier Canada.
Telfer is delighted to present Professor Christopher Sun with the 2025 Emerging Researcher Award, an honour that recognizes outstanding potential to produce original and impactful research.
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Learn how Anne-Marie Parent, healthcare leader and Telfer MHA professor, uses systems thinking to heal Ontario's fragmented healthcare. Watch her TEDx talk for lasting change.
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Telfer Associate Professor Agnes Grudniewicz and her team are leading a groundbreaking project to explore how primary care practices are managed behind the scenes.
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Ready to lead in healthcare? Discover how Telfer’s MHA program fosters healthcare management and leadership skills through real-world engagement, student publications, and an innovative curriculum.
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Improve healthcare systems in Canada with a Telfer MHA.
Find out howInsights from Telfer’s Health System Summit: Celebrating 60 years of innovation, leadership, and solutions for Canada’s health-care challenges.
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The pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in long-term care facilities. Professor Mirou Jaana's research aims to explore how IT advancements can transform LTC organizations to adapt and thrive in crises.
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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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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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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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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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Discover and celebrate the achievements of the exceptional (MSc HS) students who delivered their post-Internship presentations at the Telfer School of Management.
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Telfer’s research community has created an inclusive research culture, where collaboration across disciplines leads to rich, innovative results. Our momentum propels us forward and equips our students
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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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Shahin Basiratzadeh joined the Telfer PhD program in Management, specializing in Health Systems, in 2019. He is supervised by professors Wojtek Michalowski, Herna Viktor, and Natalie Baddour.
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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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Kyle Braatz, CEO of Fullscript and former Telfer student, has been named CEO of the Year by the Ottawa Business Journal. Learn about his vision and leadership for online health care.
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Christopher Sun joined the Telfer School of Management as an assistant professor in data analytics in health information systems.
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William Van Woensel joined the Telfer School of Management as an assistant professor in health informatics and information systems.
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Improve healthcare systems in Canada with a Telfer MHA.
Find out howTelfer launched the Learning Health Systems Modeling Laboratory, a one-of-a-kind research initiative contributing to a dynamic and interdisciplinary health systems research ecosystem.
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Telfer researchers are creating solutions for Canada’s healthcare staffing challenges. Find out how a master’s thesis helped staff CHEO’s mental health unit.
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