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GOLDEN SHARE 2015: A Meeting of Retention Program Partners

On Wednesday, November 18th, 2015, Dialogue McGill hosted a conference entitled Golden Share: A Meeting of Retention Program Partners.

The aim of the conference was to bring together partners from the education and community sectors to share some experiences and successes of the current projects happening under the umbrella of the Retention Program.

The event was held at the McGill University Faculty Club and was attended by 65 people, from community networks, CEGEPS, McGill Professional Schools, regional networks and school boards.

The conference culminated in an invitation to community networks to develop partnerships projects inspired by the day’s presentations, aimed at contributing directly to the objective of the Retention Program which is to increase the presence of English-speaking professionals in Quebec’s health and social services system.

Agenda and presentations at the conference

Time

 Topic of the Presentation

 Presenters and Facilitators
 

PART 1 : MORNING SESSION    
8:15 AM Breakfast and Registration  
9:00 AM Welcoming Remarks : A Word on Behalf of McGill DANIEL WEINSTOCK , Principal Investigator, McGill TRHP Project
9:15 AM

Agenda for the day

GAIL HAWLEY-MCDONALD, Facilitator ,McGill Project
9:25 AM

Improving Access to Practice for English-Speaking Internationally-Trained Physical Therapists

  •    Discussion: How can networks join this initiative?
  •    Discussion: How can Cégeps collaborate in this initiative?

LILIANE ASSERAF-PASIN, School for Occupational and Physical Therapy

Discussions led by GAIL HAWLEY-MCDONALD and JEAN ROBERT, McGill Project

10:15 AM

Break
10:25 AM

Community Network Roundtable. REISA Internships: A Success Story

  • Discussion: What elements of REISA’s experience can be replicated?
  • FATIHA GATRE GUEMIRI, REISA
  • JULIANA ZAPPITELLI, REISA
  • MINA MIRTAHERI, REISA
  • FRANCINE GRANNER, McGill School of Social Work
  • MARY HENDRICKSON-NELSON, McGill School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition

Discussions led by RUSSELL KUEBER, CHSSN
11:15

Supervisory Tools

CAROLINE STORR, McGill Project
11:35

Database of Materials

  •        Discussion: How can TRHP successfully disseminate the database?

SARAH SHAUGHNESSY, McGill Project

 
11:45

Database of Students

  • Discussion: Are other community networks undertaking a similar initiative?  If not, what are the   obstacles?
 KIMBERLY BUFFIT, Coasters
12:20 Lunch
 

PART 2: AFTERNOON SESSION
1:20 PM IPAD Draw

JENNIFER JOHNSON, CHSSN
1:30 PM

“Address the Fear”: The Nursing Mentoring Program

  • Discussion: What elements of this initiative can be replicated?

LIA SANZONE, Ingram School of Nursing

Discussions Led by CAROLINE STORR, McGill Project
2:00 PM

Partnerships with Place aux Jeunes

JEAN ROBERT, McGill Project
2:15 PM

Health and Social Services Community Leadership Bursary Program

  •  Bursary Program Evaluation
  •  Bursary Program Monitoring : Proposal
  

MARIE-PIERRE GAGNON, Université Laval

Question Period and Comments led by DANIELLE LANYI, Connexions
3:15 PM Break
3:30 PM

Golden Share Initiative

MIREILLE MARCIL and GAIL HAWLEY-MCDONALD , McGill TRHP Project
4:00 PM

Concluding Remarks

MIREILLE MARCIL, McGill Project

 
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