Call for Submissions: The 2021 Ted Freedman Award for Innovation in Education
Longwoods Publishing invites you to submit your ‘Innovation in Education’ program that advocates and enables education in health, health services or health management at a healthcare organization.
Submissions must be received by Rebecca Hart, rhart@longwoods.com, by Friday, October 22, 2021.
Download the Submission Guidelines.
2020 Winner:
Congratulations to Pierrette Price Arsenault, Tricia Beath, Tasleen Adatia, Lisa Bitonti-Bengert and Dr. Timothy Jackson from Ontario Health (Quality) for winning the 2020 Ted Freedman Award for Innovation in Education in recognition of their program: The Ontario Surgical Quality Improvement Network Community of Practice - Improving Surgical Care in Ontario.
The judges congratulate this program on having such a strong impact in a short time on the healthcare community and continuing support of hospitals plus its further potential for growth.
Click here to download the submission.
Thank you to this 2020’s esteemed panel of judges, Ted Freedman; Ross Baker, Professor, IHMPE, University of Toronto, Maggie Keresteci, Executive Director, CAHSPR, and Andy Smith, President & CEO of Sunnybrook Health Centre with Rebecca Hart, Publisher, Longwoods Publishing.
For a full list of past winners click here.
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In 2000 the Ted Freedman Award for Innovation in Education was created.
Ted Freedman was the surprised honoree of an annual award launched by Healthcare Quarterly in cooperation with Agilent Technologies. The award recognizes those people who inspire, advocate and enable education in healthcare. The winners are honoured with a self-portrait in bronze of the artist as a patient recovering from brain surgery by award-winning sculptor Amy Switzer of Barrie, Ontario.
Click here for the history of the Ted Freedman Award and its past winners.