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Vision for the Future of the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology: The Doctor s Doctor Meets the Challenges o

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Vision for the Future of the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology: The Doctor s Doctor Meets the Challenges o

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    1. Vision for the Future of the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology: The Doctor’s Doctor Meets the Challenges of Medicine 2.0! Kim Solez, M.D.

    2. What will the future bring? Many things will change dramatically. New science …

    3. New means of communication and education.

    4. Which together will combine to create Health 2.0, Medicine 2.0, Pathology Lab Medicine 2.0

    5. Some things will remain the same …

    6. Some things will remain the same, continued…

    7. The Slide is a Witness. (With apologies to Cohen’s “The Kite is a Victim”)

    8. Connecting with Audiences Capturing the imagination of individuals about the work we do. · Enables successful competition for funding internally. · Enables recruiting the best and brightest. · Enables fund raising for endowed chairs.

    9. Virtual Microscopy The Evolution of Traditional Microscopy Transition. So what makes Virtual Microscopy challenging?Transition. So what makes Virtual Microscopy challenging?

    17. What I bring to position. General accomplishments · Established pathology of “acute tubular necrosis” in the kidney. · Chair of Pathology at UofA 1987-1992. · Led ISN Acute Renal Failure Commission and Disaster Relief Task Force 1989-1997 · Led Future of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine in Canada Consortium 1992-1994. · Created and led NKF cyberNephrology, ISN Informatics Commission, cyberMedicine Joint Venture, ISN Video Legacy Project 1997- · Expert in kidney and transplantation pathology.

    19. Many Firsts. Started at Technology Cutting Edge and Stayed There! · First to send kidney biopsy image via Internet (1994) · Set up first Email discussion groups in kidney medicine and transplantation and first websites. (1994) · Banff Conferences on Allograft Pathology I established in 1991 set the world wide standards for biopsy reading in solid organ transplants. · The Tenth Banff Conference on Allograft Pathology in 2009 is first medical meeting to have a presence on virtual reality site Second Life.

    20. Ideas were mine but making them reality is the responsibility of people who can do it better than I could!

    21. Clear branding with me as leader. You know what you are getting. · An internationally known and respected figure in medicine · Diverse and substantive contacts in academia, industry and culture · Abundant leadership skills matched with diverse academic and personal accomplishments · Expert in communications and technology. · Expert in generating consensus and working collaboratively. · Experienced in handling diversity. · Excellent physical condition.

    22. Alberta Advantage

    24. Together we can create a bright new future for the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology!

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