Dr. Sylvie Dubois

Biography

Sylvie Dubois has a diverse academic and professional background that contributes to the advancement of nursing discipline and profession through leadership in nursing management, including political aspects, teaching, research, and clinical practice. She has been a member of the International Council of Nurses since 2017, serving on the Advisory Committee on Nursing Education. Recognized speaker, she has been invited to present at scientific, political, professional, and educational events 45 times since 2016. As of January 2016, she serves as the National Director of Nursing and Health Services at the Ministry of Health and Social Services of Quebec, leading modernization efforts in the health network. She previously held the position of Director of Nursing at the Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, pioneering oncology program management in Quebec. Dubois has influenced nursing practice policies and has acted as an advisor, project leader, and coordinator in various organizations such as the Order of Nurses of Quebec. Today, she still teaches and supervises master's and doctoral students at the Faculty of Nursing at the Université de Montréal, emphasizing clinical leadership. Her research focuses on oncology, nurse education, and information technology in nursing, and she has been a recipient of prestigious awards for innovative healthcare practices. Dubois is associated with multiple research centers and has contributed significantly to developing educational modules and clinical strategies in nursing.

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