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All contributions by Héloïse Moulart
Héloïse Moulart is the coordinator for Soignons la tech. She holds a master’s degree in international development with a focus on the impact of technology and digital literacy. With a background in technology and medtech, she contributes to advancing clinician-centered digital innovation in primary care through project coordination and implementation.
All contributions by Claire Grillet
Claire Grillet is a service designer and founder of the service design firm Meilleur Monde. She is involved in Soignons la tech, where she focuses on the role technology can play in reducing administrative burden for frontline clinicians. As part of the project, she has analyzed and mapped clinical workflows, conducted field research on how current technologies contribute to clinician burden and led co-design sessions with clinicians to reimagine the future of digital tools in primary care.
All contributions by Tara Moroz
Dr. Tara Moroz, PhD, is a scientist and former global medical affairs leader who translates complex health research into clear insight for the public through her evidence-informed platform, Beyond the Buzz Media.
All contributions by Elina Aliieva
All contributions by Lindsay Wolfson
Lindsay Wolfson, MPH, is the Research Associate at the Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health in Vancouver.
All contributions by Nancy Poole
Dr. Nancy Poole, PhD, is the Prevention Lead for the Canada FASD Research Network and the Director of the Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health in Vancouver.
All contributions by Hayley Pelletier
Hayley Pelletier is a PhD candidate in public policy at the University of Saskatchewan.
All contributions by Evan Weber
Evan Weber is a clinical and laboratory genetic counsellor specializing in hereditary cancer at the McGill University Health Centre. He is a co-author of the Canadian Recommendations for Germline Genetic Testing of Patients with Breast Cancer: A Call to Action, recently published in Current Oncology in partnership with a pan-Canadian Expert Working Group.
All contributions by Katherine Joa Rauch
Katherine Joa Rauch is an Alberta-based writer who works in the nonprofit sector with vulnerable populations. Her work examines Canadian health policy, addiction care and the politics of vulnerability, with a focus on how public policy shapes the lives of people at the margins of the health care and social service systems.