Dr. Michelle Nelson

Scientist in the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute at Sinai Health System

Assistant Professor in the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation at the University of Toronto

Biography

Dr. Michelle LA Nelson is a Scientist in the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute at Sinai Health System and an Assistant Professor in the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation at the University of Toronto. Michelle leads international research teams focused on rehabilitation and community reintegration for people with complex care needs and is particularly interested in the role and contributions of volunteers and the third sector in integrated care. In 2020, Dr. Nelson was appointed the inaugural Chief Knowledge Officer for March of Dimes Canada. Michelle serves on several international organizations focused on stroke and interprofessional collaboration. More information about Dr Nelson and her program of research can be found at www.voluncaring.ca

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ICIC25 Awards Nick with his award

Celebrating 25 Years of the International Journal of Integrated Care

Making Integrated Care Happen Webinar Series

Michelle Nelson and Cormac Russell in Conversation: Community in Integrated Care – Making Integrated Care Happen

Webinar Series 5 Feature Image

Reimagining Rehabilitation and Recovery – Webinar Series 5: Build Back Better

The critical role of partnering with the volunteer sector to enable integration

IFIC Canada Integrated-Care School 2024

IFIC Canada Integrated Care School 2024

GBELL Belfast 2024-290

An enriching experience that left the IFIC Canada team invigorated and inspired

Building leadership capability in integrated care Special Interest Group (SIG) Webinar

IFIC Canada Virtual Community Session

IFIC Canada Virtual Community Care 2023

IFIC Canada

IFIC Canada Webinar ‘The critical role of partnering with the volunteer sector to enable integration’

Volunteers and Voluntary Sector