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Pourquoi la SCOS existe-t-elle

La SCOS a été fondée en 1998 et parraine 21 organismes de soins de santé établis par sept congrégations religieuses. Ces religieuses étaient des pionnières dans les soins de santé, ayant créé une culture d’excellence, de compassion, de respect et d’intégration qui correspond tout à fait aux temps nouveaux. Elles ont laissé une marque indélébile non seulement sur les organismes qu’elles ont fondés, mais aussi sur la communauté des soins de santé dans la province.

Dans son rôle de parrainage, la SCOS nomme les membres du Conseil et le président de chaque organisme. Elle fournit les outils et les directives aux organismes membres de la SCOS, assurant ainsi la cohérence nécessaire pour mieux répondre aux attentes des parrains. Elle approuve tous les changements apportés à la mission de l’organisme membre, à ses valeurs et à sa philosophie. Elle approuve également l’intégration, la fusion et les décisions financières majeures.

La SCOC a un rôle de leadership important dans le soutien de la communauté catholique diversifiée, l’unissant en une seule voix en faveur des patients, des familles, et plus particulièrement des plus vulnérables.

Les organismes membres de la SCOS continuent de servir les vulnérables et les personnes en besoin, notamment les pauvres, les sans-abris, les personnes mal logées, les réfugiés et les nouveaux immigrants, les personnes souffrant de maladies physiques et de troubles émotifs chroniques, de dépendances et les personnes âgées fragiles. La SCOS doit être une voix forte pour continuer cet héritage, sa mission et son ministère de guérison. C’est ce qui différencie nos membres.

La SCOS a un rôle de leadership important dans le soutien de la communauté catholique diversifiée, l’unissant en une seule voix en faveur des patients et des familles, et plus particulièrement des vulnérables. La SCOS présente une vision renouvelée des soins de santé catholiques en Ontario afin d’assurer leur valeur continue et leur pertinence dans le système de santé actuel. Nous avons un plan et des actions bien définis pour réaliser nos objectifs, démontrer les enjeux de notre leadership ainsi que les besoin et la pertinence des soins de santé catholiques comme faisant partie d’un système de santé intégré de qualité supérieure.

Ce que la SCOS défend

La SCOS est l’héritage des Soeurs fondatrices ayant un mandat pontifical du Vatican et du Saint-Siège. L’organisme est voué à aider la société à mieux comprendre que les soins de santé catholiques sont guidés par un profond respect de la dignité humaine et une mission de service aux vulnérables et aux personnes dans le besoin. En tant que parrain d’un groupe d’organismes, la SCOS s’assure que chacun des organismes respecte son engagement envers l’héritage des Soeurs fondatrices et démontre la valeur unique des soins de santé catholiques. Nous sommes engagés, aptes et déterminés à vivre notre vision, notre mission et nos valeurs.

Des soins de santé catholiques forts et unifiés en Ontario.

La Société catholique ontarienne de la santé est l’organisme parrain de la nouvelle génération voué au renforcement des soins de santé catholiques.

Notre mission est la suivante:

Continuer le ministère de guérison de Jésus en s’appuyant sur l’héritage des Soeurs fondatrices et sur leur engagement à offrir des soins aux vulnérables et aux personnes dans le besoin, tout en demeurant fidèles à nos valeurs communes.

La dignité de toutes les personnes
Traiter tous les individus avec respect, quelle que soit leur situation

La spiritualité
Les soins spirituels inclusifs sont une partie importante des soins de santé

Le service
Se rapprocher de nos communautés pour répondre aux divers besoins en matière de services aux vulnérables

Les relations de collaboration
Travailler de manière coopérative avec les partenaires dans le système des soins de santé

L’usage responsable des ressources
Gérer de manière responsable les ressources limitées de chaque organisation

 

L’empreinte des services de la Société catholique ontarienne de la santé pour l’année 2015

LES SERVICES
Soins de courte durée
948 LITS
Santé mentale et traitement des dépendances
661 LITS
Soins palliatifs
117 LITS
Soins continus complexes
842 LITS
Réhabilitation
326 LITS
Soins à long terme
1 872 RÉSIDENTS
Résidences assistées et programme de logement supervisé
764 UNITÉS
Soins de salle d’urgence
229 790 VISITES
Consultations externes
1 226 985 VISITES
L’ÉQUIPE
Nombre d’employés
19175
Nombre de médecins
1762
Nombre de bénévoles
4577
LE BUDGET
Année fiscale
1,75 milliards
Organismes membres
Algonquin Nursing Home
231 10th St, Mattawa, ON P0H 1V0
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Bruyère Continuing Care
75 Bruyère St, Ottawa, ON K1N 5C6
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Catherine Donnelly Foundation
12 Montcrest Boulevard, Toronto, ON M4K 1J7
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Fontbonne Ministries
791 Queen Street East
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Marianhill
600 Cecelia St, Pembroke, ON K8A 7Z3
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Mariann Home
9915 Yonge St, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 1V1
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Marycrest at Inglewood Senior’s Residence
1565 Monaghan Rd, Peterborough, ON K9J 8M2
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Mattawa Hospital
217 Turcotte Park Rd, Mattawa, ON P0H 1V0
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Pembroke Regional Hospital
705 Mackay Street, Pembroke, ON K8A 1G8
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Providence Care
340 Union Street, Kingston, ON K7L 5A2
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Providence Care Research Institute
340 Union Street, Kingston, ON K7L 5A2
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St. Gabriel’s Villa
4690 Regional Rd 15, Chelmsford, ON P0M 1L0
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St. Joseph’s at Fleming
659 Brealey Dr Peterborough, ON K9K 2R8
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St. Joseph’s Care Group
63 Carrie St Thunder Bay, ON P7A 4J2
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St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre
1140 South Bay Road, Sudbury, ON P3E 0B6
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St. Joseph’s General Hospital
70 Spine Road Elliot Lake, ON P5A 1X2
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St. Joseph’s Health Centre, Sudbury
1140 South Bay Road, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 0B6
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St. Joseph’s Villa
1250 S Bay Rd, Sudbury, ON P3E 1R5
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St. Patrick’s Home
865 Riverside Dr, Ottawa, ON K1V 8N5
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Unity Health Toronto
30 Bond St., Toronto, ON M5B 1W8
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Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care
500 Church St, Penetanguishene, ON L9M 1G3
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Conseil des Directeurs et du leadership 2020–2021

Anne Asselin, vice-présidente
Anne Asselin, vice-présidente
Anne Asselin, vice-présidente, vice-présidente du conseil
Anne has a Doctorate in Canon Law from Saint Paul University and a PhD (Canon Law) from the University of Ottawa. The topic of her doctoral research and thesis was the articulation of ordained and non-ordained ministries in the governance of a diocese.
Anne taught Canon Law at Saint Paul University from 2003 until her retirement in 2018. She is also the former Dean of the Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University. She has worked at the Ecclesiastical Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Ottawa, and was also the Vice-Chancellor and Tribunal Director of the Military Ordinariate of Canada. Her main fields of expertise are the apostolate and ministry of laypeople in the Church, marriage law, matrimonial procedures and jurisprudence, and the organization of particular churches. She currently is also a Judge at the Canadian Appeal Tribunal, an associated organization of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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Simon Burke
Simon Burke
Simon Burke, membre du conseil
Simon is a former civil servant with the Ontario and Canadian governments. He has led corporate governance reviews and strategic transformations for a variety of government programs and agencies. He was Director of Ontario’s Pay Equity Office and Senior Executive Officer of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. Additionally, he served as Chief of Staff to the Minister of Citizenship and Senior Policy Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Career highlights include leading consultations for the Attorney General’s Aboriginal Justice Strategy, an Ontarians with Disabilities Act, and Canada’s Americas Strategy. He is a graduate of Western University, and has post-graduate qualifications in law, business administration and public administration from the University of Dundee, the University of Durham and Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. He has worked as an Assistant with L’Arche in Stratford and Montreal and as an Independent Assessor for Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto. He is a member of the first cohort of the University of St. Michael’s College Program in Interfaith Dialogue.


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Brian Edmonds
Brian Edmonds
Brian Edmonds, trésorier
Brian is a Chartered Professional Accountant/C.A. and holds a Masters Degree in Health Sciences Administration. His executive interests include strategic planning, fiscal accountability, the impact of social determinants of health, change management, corporate governance and performance improvement. Brian has held the role of VP Support Services and CFO of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. He started his healthcare career at St. Michael’s Hospital where he worked on the development of the Inner City Health program, was a member of the Casey House Finance Committee, and was the Director of Finance when the CHCO was created in 1998.
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Robert Haslett
Robert Haslett
Robert Haslett, membre du conseil
Robert owns and operates Haslett Construction, located in Ottawa.
He is a member of the Institute of Corporate Directors and has a broad depth in the field of corporate governance and structure. Robert was the past Chair of St. Patrick’s Long-Term Care Home in Ottawa.
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Ryan Kilger
Ryan Kilger
Ryan Kilger, Membre du conseil
Ryan is a lawyer with Vincent Dagenais Gibson LLP/s.r.l. in Ottawa. He advises clients on matters including corporate governance, incorporations and reorganizations with a focus on not-for-profit corporations and charities.
Ryan is currently Chair of the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation in Ottawa, and Vice-Chair of the Rockcliffe Park Foundation.
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Soeur Bonnie MacLellan
Soeur Bonnie MacLellan
Soeur Bonnie MacLellan, membre du conseil
Sister Bonnie MacLellan is the General Superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie. She served as a General Councillor for the congregation from 1998-2002, and as General Superior (2002-2010; 2014-2022).
Sister Bonnie holds a Doctorate Degree in Canon Law from St. Paul University, and a Masters of Public Health and Doctorate in Human and Organizational Systems. She is a Registered Nurse and former Health Executive. She is currently the Executive Director of the Centre for Canonical Services, and offers canonical consultations to religious institutes and dioceses.
Sister Bonnie serves on the Board of Emmanuel Health in Saskatoon, and was a former Board Chair of CHSO/CHCO.
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Hume Martin
Hume Martin
Hume Martin, membre du conseil et président sortant
Hume is a retired health services executive and social services leader. He began his career with Canadian University Services Overseas as a teacher and field staff officer in Sierra Leone. He subsequently worked with first nations communities in Northern Ontario and Manitoba before serving as CEO of a number of health service organizations including the North York General Hospital, Rouge Valley Health System, the Bermuda Hospitals Board, the Essex County District Health Council, the Cromwell Hospital in London, England and the Alberta Children’s Hospital in Calgary.
Hume has served on a number of Boards including the Ontario Hospital Association, the Alberta Health Quality Council and, more recently, as Board Chair of the Henri Nouwen Society, an organization that protects and advances the legacy of one the most beloved spiritual leaders of our time.
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Larry Murray, président
Larry Murray, président
Larry Murray, président, président
Larry Murray is a retired partner of KPMG. He has spent his entire professional career in the public accountancy field, specializing in the income tax area including the tax treatment of registered charities and other not-for-profit entities. In addition to being a professional advisor to registered charities, he has been a volunteer in the sector throughout most of his career. He is a FCPA and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Toronto.
Larry is Director and Past Chair of The Lillian Meighen and Don Wright Foundation; and Governor and Treasurer of Catholic Missions in Canada. Previously, he served as a Director of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, Breakfast for Learning, The Writers’ Trust of Canada, The Hearing Foundation of Canada and Tafelmusik.
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Soeur Marlene Roy
Soeur Marlene Roy
Soeur Marlene Roy, membre du conseil
After a lengthy career providing administrative support in the public school systems in Ontario and England, Marlene accepted the position as Executive Assistant to the General Superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie in 2006. Marlene became a member of the congregation in 2009, and following her novitiate went on to serve at the Family Enrichment Centre in Sudbury until it closed in 2015. Sister Marlene was elected to the congregation’s leadership team in 2018 and joined the Board of CHSO at that time. She also serves on the Board of Canadian Religious Stewardship.
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Shirlee Sharkey
Shirlee Sharkey
Shirlee Sharkey, membre du conseil
Shirlee is CEO of Saint Elizabeth Health, a not-for-profit social enterprise bringing excellence and innovation to home care, seniors lifestyle and family caregiving to forever impact how people live and age at home.
Active in public service, Shirlee is the current Chair of Excellence Canada and serves on many boards.
Committed to global influence, she has gained and shared health system insights through her experiences in Canada, the Middle East, Australia and northern Europe.
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Gordon Self
Gordon Self
Gordon Self, Membre du conseil
Gordon is Chief Mission and Ethics Officer with Covenant Health, Alberta. He is considered to be one of the preeminent leaders in mission and ethics in Catholic health care in Canada. His education includes Masters of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry.
Gordon has a strong interest in and passion for CHSO’s Ministry, and, through his appointment to CHSO, is an example of how sponsors across the country can work together.
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Glen Wood
Glen Wood
Glen Wood, membre du conseil et ancien président du conseil
Glen is a retired senior executive with DuPont Canada Inc.
Glen is Director and Chair of the Catholic Congregational Legacy Charity. He has served on the Board of Directors of Providence Care in Kingston (Director and Board Chair), and St Joseph’s at Fleming Long Term Care Home and Marycrest at Inglewood Seniors Residence (Board Chair). He is Past Board Chair of CHSO, and is serving as Director on the Board of CHAO.
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Beth Johnson, Présidente et directrice générale
Beth Johnson, Présidente et directrice générale
Beth Johnson, Présidente et directrice générale, Présidente et directrice générale
With her years of experience in Catholic health care, Beth has a heartfelt commitment to the healing ministry of Jesus and compassion for the plight of the most vulnerable in society. Beth was previously the Executive Director of Mission Integration, Volunteer and Visitor Services at Unity Health Toronto, responsible for bringing strategic direction to the development, implementation and evaluation of initiatives that ensure faithfulness to its Catholic identity, mission and values. She is also Coordinator of the CHSO Mission Leadership Program. Beth was the Executive Director, Mission Integration and Chief Communications Officer at Providence Healthcare, Toronto, at the time of its integration with St. Joseph’s Health Centre and St. Michael’s Hospital into Unity Health Toronto in 2017. In these roles, Beth promoted a values-based culture, uniting staff around Providence’s mission, vision, and heritage. She led the rebranding of Providence to reflect the organization’s new image and identity in 2015. Beth worked in communications and public relations for 10 years in the private sector before transitioning to health care in 2002.
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Le livret du plan stratégique du SCOC
Le livret du plan stratégique du SCOC
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