Sholom Glouberman

Philosopher in Residence @Baycrest

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 1992 — Present

Philosopher in Residence @Baycrest

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Toronto, ON, CA

EDUCATION

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Cornell University

PhD

1957 — 1961

McGill University

First Class Honors

1961 — 1964

Cornell University

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

SKILLS

TreatmentChange ManagementStrategic PlanningCommunity DevelopmentCommunity OutreachHealthcare ConsultingPatient AdvocacyEpidemiologyHome CarePublic SpeakingHealth PolicyHealthcarePolicy AnalysisEmrInformaticsEhrNonprofitsData AnalysisStrategic CommunicationsHealth EducationMedicineQuality ImprovementPatient SafetyHealthcare IndustryProgram EvaluationMedical EducationPreventionNon-ProfitsQualitative ResearchPerformance ImprovementElder CareProgram DevelopmentHealthcare ManagementMental HealthWorkshop FacilitationGlobal HealthClinical ResearchHealthcare Information TechnologyPhysiciansCritical Care

ABOUT SHOLOM GLOUBERMAN

Sholom Glouberman is Philosopher in Residence at Baycrest Health Sciences in Toronto. He has a PhD in Philosophy from Cornell. His early experience in healthcare was caring for his dying father. Since then, he’s been a planner and adviser at teaching hospitals, has headed think tanks and lectured at universities in Canada, the USA, the UK and Australia. He’s been a Fellow at the King’s Fund in London, the New York Academy of Medicine, and is founder of Patients Canada. He has written five books, many articles and spoken before audiences around the world. In 2005 and 2015 Sholom underwent major surgical procedures and became a patient. His direct experience and work with others has helped him to see the disparity between the medical model and patient concerns.

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