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From the HR Resources Database
Leveraging the skills of knowledge workers
by Graham S. Lowe

Abstract

Across the industrialized world, governments have adopted a human resource-based model of economic development. Enabling citizens to acquire knowledge, skills and education is a necessary but
no longer sufficient condition for economic success. Equally crucial is ensuring that past investments have the intended social and economic payoffs. The next generation of policy must strive to create the enabling conditions for the use and further development of human capital at the point where it can be most fully realized – within workplaces. This article focuses on the demand for human capital, assessing how well Canada is doing to maximize the returns on existing human capital investments among the highly educated.

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From the Longwoods Archives

Healthcare Quarterly
FutureThink

Impact of Information Technology on Human Resources in Healthcare
Mehran Anvari

Abstract

Incorporation of advances in information communications technology (ICT) into the workplace has had a major impact in human resource utilization in sectors of the economy where it has occurred in a substantial manner, such as manufacturing and financial services. While some benefits of ICT have been realized in healthcare, the full impact of its benefits will only be realized if it is incorporated in a systematic form, rather than in the current patchy and uneven manner seen around the province and across the country to date. Furthermore, provincial governments are dedicating significant financial resources in aligning some of these ventures, such as electronic medical records and digital, filmless imaging systems. 
 
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Today’s Nurse Jobs

For other positions in Healthcare, go to the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet.

Healthcare Facilities are invited to post positions for Front Line Nurses on the Find a Nurse web page. Recruiting agencies can post a nursing position free on Find a Nurse if they are also posting a leadership position on the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet.

Here’s how it works – go to http://www.longwoods.com/jobs/nursing-jobsheet. Then click on “POST A JOB AD” and follow the instructions. Find a Nurse will be promoted in the Longwoods eLetter, which goes out every Tuesday morning to over 40,000+ healthcare readers.

The small print: Please put only one position per posting. The postings can be up to 150 words, plus URL to the webpage of your choice. There will be no charge for Front Line Nursing positions. For all other positions, please contact Susan Hale for rates and details or see the information here.
 


Leadership Careers

Visit our portal of more than 60 participating healthcare recruitment centres. [Send your career opportunities to Susan Hale at shale@longwoods.com]


Transitions

Terry Sullivan has advised the Cancer Care Ontario Board that it is his intention to step down as CEO of the agency.
Dr. Mark MacLeod to President of the Ontario Medical Association (OMA)
Ruby Brown to Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Trillium Health Centre, Mississauga (ON)
Dr. David Latter to Acting Chair, the Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto from May 19 to June 30, 2010. Then becomes Interim Chair of the Department effective July 1 to December 31, 2010. 
Dr. Richard Reznick, to Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Director of the School of Medicine at Queen’s University effective July 1, 2010. 
Marlene Robinson is VP, Program Lead at eHealth Ontario. She previously held the position of CIO at Mount Sinai Hospital.

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Are you trying to recruit senior administrators? Are you looking for recognized leaders in healthcare? Do you need to recruit Nurses? Post your positions on the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet.
 
Recruiters find the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet  gives very good return for healthcare positions. Posting is easy. Here are the details:
The JobSheet is simple: cheap, fast, efficient, & very effective. Cost is $1.00 a word per week (net + gst). Minimum $75.00 (net + gst) per posting. Logos can be included for an additional $20.00 (net + gst) each.
 
Positions are posted on the JobSheet and promoted in the weekly Longwoods eLetter, which goes out every Tuesday morning to over 40,000+ healthcare readers. Archives.
 
Note: Discounts apply for multiple week postings (i.e. 10% for 2 weeks, 15% for 3 weeks, 20% for 4 weeks). Postings are billed per week based on word count. All of our recruiting rates are net.
 
Here’s how it works – Send me the words and logo in a Word document. I will send you a quote, then I will post the ad online and send you a URL for proofing. We will invoice by mail unless a different method is requested. Want to know more? Contact Susan Hale by email or call 416-864-9667 x 104.
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This entry was posted on Friday, May 7th, 2010 at 5:20 pm and is filed under Longwoods Online.