 Elizabeth I. Woodbury
B.Com., MHA, CHE
elizabeth@canadianstrokenetwork.ca
Canadian Stroke Strategy
Elizabeth joined the Canadian Stroke Strategy as Executive Director in January 2008.
She returned to Ottawa in 2007 after nineteen years in the greater Toronto area where she had held senior management positions in the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (Executive Lead – Provincial Priority Programs; Hospital Program Manager – Toronto Region), Women’s College Hospital (VP), Markham Stouffville Hospital (CEO), Whitby General Hospital (CEO), and The Toronto Hospital (now UHN, Director – Professional Services).
A graduate of the University of Ottawa MHA program and Queen’s University School of Business, Elizabeth had an earlier career in banking. She is a Certified Health Executive and an active member of the Canadian College of Health Service Executives.
Laurie Cameron
Program Coordinator &
Executive Assistant
laurie@canadianstrokenetwork.ca
Canadian Stroke Strategy
Laurie joined the staff of the Canadian
Stroke Network as Program Coordinator & Executive
Assistant for the Canadian Stroke Strategy in March
2005. She brings with her a wealth of experience in
the health care sector and government. Her most recent
position was Executive Assistant to the Specialized
Paediatric Coordinating Council, which was an advisory
committee to the Ontario Ministry of Health. Prior
to this position, Laurie worked with the Ministry
of Health & Long Term Care. From 1995 to 2002,
she was employed by the Perley and Rideau Veterans'
Health Centre as Administrative Assistant to the CEO
and Board of Directors.
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Patrice Lindsay
Performance and Evaluation
Specialist
Canadian Stroke Strategy
Dr. Lindsay joined the CSS in 2005.
Dr. Lindsay completed her PhD in Health Services Research
through the Department of Health Policy, Management
and Evaluation at the University of Toronto in 2003,
and holds appointments as Adjunct Scientist at the
Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, and Lecturer
at the University of Toronto. Through her research
she has identified a core set of performance measures
for stroke care, Telestroke care, and is currently
involved in similar work for secondary stroke prevention
and stroke rehabilitation.
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