LEADS Canada

09/22/2025

Read the blog by Helen Novak Lauscher, PhD, as she and her co-authors discuss equity-focused virtual-hybrid care and its potential for community development. This blog builds on their article in the September edition of HMF, titled Physicians’ experiences delivering provincial real-time virtual support services: A qualitative interview study. Physicians found that real-time virtual support pathways improved health equity in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia. > https://bit.ly/47qRyTE

04/27/2025

An update from our 2024 Energy and Environmental Stewardship Award recipient Interior Health as their team continues to implement actions from their Climate Change and Sustainability Roadmap. Thank you to Interior Health for their commitment to a healthy planet and healthy people. > https://bit.ly/interior-health-green-day-2025

A healthy planet supports healthy people. This Earth Day we're recognizing our commitment to protecting the environment and taking action on climate change, ...

12/03/2024

LEADS Framework Set for Refresh to Address 21st-Century Challenges > https://bit.ly/cchl-news-leads-refresh-en

The Canadian College of Health Leaders (CCHL), the Canadian Health Leadership Network (CHLNet), and LEADS Global are proud to announce the launch of a significant project aimed at refreshing the LEADS in a Caring Environment leadership framework, a cornerstone of healthcare leadership development in Canada since its publication in 2009.

The refreshed framework, which is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, will align leadership competencies with the evolving needs of Canadian healthcare in the face of new challenges and opportunities.

Postdoctoral research academic and ethical oversight is provided in partnership with Royal Roads University (Phil Cady, DSocSci).

This work is supported by Mitacs through the Mitacs Elevate program.

12/03/2024

Le Cadre LEADS sera actualisé pour refléter les défis du XXIe siècle > https://bit.ly/cchl-news-leads-refresh-fr

Le Collège canadien des leaders en santé (CCLS), le Réseau canadien pour le leadership en santé (RCLS) et LEADS Global sont fiers d’annoncer le lancement d’un important projet destiné à actualiser le Cadre des capacités de leadership en santé LEADS, une pierre angulaire du développement du leadership au Canada depuis sa publication en 2009.

Le cadre actualisé, qui devrait être achevé à la fin de 2026, alignera les compétences en leadership sur les besoins en soins de santé au Canada qui changent sous l’effet des nouveaux défis et des occasions qui se présentent.

La supervision de la recherche universitaire postdoctorale et de l’éthique sera assurée en partenariat avec l’Université Royal Roads / Royal Roads University (Phil Cady, DSocSci).

Mitacs soutient ce travail dans le cadre de son programme Élévation.

12/16/2021

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11/25/2021

The LEADS 360 Assessment is a feedback process primarily for development purposes. It focuses on leadership and takes the capabilities identified in the LEADS in Caring Environment capabilities framework and identifies sentinel behaviors that would be exhibited by a leader at any leadership levels.

Learn how the LEADS 360 Assessment debriefing can increase your organization's leadership potential. > https://bit.ly/3Biap0N
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11/24/2021

INSPIREZ VOTRE RÉFLECTION - en explorant des sujets et des expériences avec des leaders en sante aux vues similaires. Membres du CCLS, activez votre compte dès aujourd'hui ! https://bit.ly/3jLbmrd

11/24/2021

Strengthen your organization! Learn about the & join the growing number of Canadian health leaders who are also challenged with their ever-changing environment > > http://bit.ly/leadscanada

11/23/2021

In Module 2 or our Summit Series, Françoise Morissette, consultant, academic, and author of 'Made in Canada Leadership: Wisdom from the Nation's Best and Brightest on the Art and Practice of Leadership', breaks down how and why women leaders were at the top of their game during this pandemic. Each module includes research articles and questions for reflections. Time is running out. Register today! > https://bit.ly/3EbhLE9

11/22/2021

In Module 2 or our Summit Series, Françoise Morissette, consultant, academic, and author of 'Made in Canada Leadership: Wisdom from the Nation's Best and Brightest on the Art and Practice of Leadership', breaks down how and why women leaders were at the top of their game during this pandemic. Each module includes research articles and questions for reflections. Register today! > https://bit.ly/3EbhLE9