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Clinical Awards &

Achievements

Congratulations to Dr. Christine Cserti for receiving the national Canadian Society
for Transfusion Medicine (CSTM) Ortho Award. Dr. Cserti was part of fiercely dedi-
cated teams on the complex digitization of transfusion (from paper to EPIC) – a true
labour of love with many special players. With transfusion being the most commonly
performed procedure in healthcare, and also one of the most complex interventions
from a logistics and immunodiagnostics perspective, this was a big leap with the
benefits of extreme traceability and downstream analytics. Click here for details.

Suzanne Rowland, Nurse Practitioner for receiving the Gerald Kirsh Humanitarian
Award. Suzanne demonstrates safety, compassion, teamwork, integrity, and stew-
ardship. The Kirsh family collaborated with Princess Margaret 22 years ago to launch
these awards as a tribute to the exceptional care their husband and father, Gerald
Kirsh, received at The Princess Margaret.

Dr. Steven Chan was Dr. Adrian Sacher received
awarded the inaugural the Rising Star Award from
Early Career Award from the Canadian Associa-
the Canadian Hematology tion of Medical Oncologists
Society. (CAMO).

Dr. Amit Oza received the Dr. Frances Shepherd was
Director’s Service Award awarded The prestigious
from the National Cancer Order of Saint George. Read
institute. the full story here.

Dr. Lawson Eng received
the Steven M Grunberg
Memorial Award at the
MASCC/ ISOO 2022 Annual
Meeting.

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