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Zakk Morrison

Zakk Morrison

I regularly remind myself of the four elements of the FISH Philosophy: Be There, Play, Make Their Day, and Choose Your Attitude. This simple approach captures the importance of balancing self-awareness, enhancing client satisfaction, as well as fostering a healthy workplace culture.
Rachel Grimminck

Rachel Grimminck

Structural stigma is a health equity and quality-of-care issue that affects those with mental health and substance use (MHSU) concerns, which also impacts the entire healthcare system. As healthcare providers, leaders, and administrators, you can play an important role in creating positive change by addressing stigma to help build a more compassionate, inclusive, and effective system for all.
The Trailblazers for Culture Change Awards recognizes changemakers across Canada that are contributing to changing the culture of aging through initiatives, programs, or day-to-day practice.

This Community Spotlight focuses on two Trailblazer Award recipients for 2024.
Samantha Hamilton

Samantha Hamilton

With the current state of healthcare in Canada, there is no greater time than now for exceptional leadership. Quality should be amongst the key skills embraced by leaders for today’s healthcare challenges – and certainly tomorrow’s.
Kait Greer

Kait Greer

Whether you are just starting out or continuing on a well-established education journey, you don’t have to have it all figured out. You don’t need to know the exact job you want at the end of the program. Health Information Management is rapidly changing, and with that, bringing novel opportunities for health information professionals. Build your own career pathway.
Mike Benallick

Mike Benallick

Words of wisdom that my Dad left with me many years ago are, “Anything worth doing is worth doing right.” While I’ve had to learn over the years that “right” doesn’t have to equal perfect, I have tried to use those words to motivate and challenge myself to bring my best to any and every opportunity.
Pam Dawson

Pam Dawson

Meaningful collaboration with patients and families doesn’t mean that we are always “right”. It means taking what we think and what our healthcare partners think and coming up with something that works for everyone.
Iryna Verbova

Iryna Verbova




Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value. This quote by Albert Einstein always keeps me inspired, especially at times when I feel like giving up.


Amanda Bjorn

Amanda Bjorn

When we truly get to know ourselves, we become freer in our interactions, with no personal emotional strings attached, no unresolved personal issues playing out in meetings, no resentments, and no ‘impossible’ conversations. We become able to be comfortable with all aspects of ourselves, allowing us to accept the values, strengths and shadows of others.
Penny Zdichavsky

Penny Zdichavsky

We often get caught up in how difficult things can be so remember the following: Things always seem impossible until they are done. Just know that starting can be a very difficult thing to do but when completed you realize that you did it and it seemed difficult at the time but now you are done!

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