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Gordon Guyatt, MD
Evidence-based Medicine & Clinical Trials, Patient Care
Gordon Guyatt is among the earliest and most effective champions of the transformative advance in health care known as Evidence-Based Medicine …
John McCrae, MD
Patient Care, The Early Days - Health Care Pioneers
John McCrae was an accomplished military medical clinician, leader and the famous author of “In Flanders’s Fields".
Bernard Langer, MD
Health and Medical Education & Training, Leadership in Organizational Development, Patient Care
Bernard Langer is recognized as a true innovator, gifted surgeon and respected teacher whose reputation for clinical excellence was unsurpassed…
Walter C. Mackenzie, MD
Patient Care, Health and Medical Education & Training, Leadership in Organizational Development
Dr. Walter C. Mackenzie was a true visionary and surgical statesman who fostered the concept of modern academic health centers.
Allan Ronald, MD
Infectious Disease, Allergy & Immunity, Service Abroad, Leadership in Organizational Development, Patient Care, Health and Medical Education & Training
For over 40 years, Dr. Allan Ronald and his team engaged in pioneering work to investigate, understand and control…
Elizabeth Bagshaw, MD
The Early Days - Health Care Pioneers, Public Health, Health Promotion & Advocacy, Women in Medicine, Female Reproduction, Patient Care, Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention
Dr. Elizabeth Bagshaw’s devotion to women’s health is a treasured part of our nation’s medical heritage. As one of the early pioneers of women in…
Ian R. McWhinney, MD
Patient Care, Health and Medical Education & Training, Leadership in Organizational Development
Known as the Father of Family Medicine, Dr. McWhinney championed the established of family medicine as its own discipline at a time when many…
Maurice LeClair, MD
Health Policy, Patient Care, Leadership in Organizational Development
As co-author of the influential report A New Perspective on the Health of Canadians Maurice LeClair expanded the scope of public health…
Sainte Marguerite d’Youville
Leadership in Organizational Development, Women in Medicine, The Early Days - Health Care Pioneers, Patient Care
As a young widow at the age of 26, Marguerite d’Youville became a “Mother of Universal Charity”, dedicating her life to helping the unfortunate.<…