Joseph Dahine

Joseph Dahine is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the Université de Montréal's Faculty of Medicine, Department of Medicine. He is also an intensivist at the CISSS de Laval. His work focuses on healthcare system improvement, with expertise in intensive care triage, leadership, and quality enhancement. Dahine holds an MD from McGill University (2005-2010), residency in Internal Medicine (McGill, 2010-2013), specialization in Adult Intensive Care Medicine (Université de Montréal, 2013-2015), and a Master's in Health Services Administration (2015-2018). He completed an International Clinical Leadership Fellowship at NHS Lothian/Healthcare Improvement Scotland in 2017.

• Education:
• Doctor of Medicine (McGill University, 2005-2010)
• Residency in Internal Medicine (McGill, 2010-2013)
• Specialization in Adult Intensive Care Medicine (Université de Montréal, 2013-2015)
• Master's in Health Services Administration (2015-2018)
• International Clinical Leadership Fellowship (2017)
• Research Interests: Dahine explores systemic improvements in healthcare delivery, particularly in intensive care triage protocols, leadership strategies for healthcare quality, and digital transformation in healthcare networks. His work emphasizes practical applications of administrative frameworks to enhance patient outcomes.
• Grants/Fellowships: Completed the 2017 International Clinical Leadership Fellowship, focusing on quality improvement methodologies.
• Labs/Teams: Engaged with CISSS de Laval clinical teams and the Université de Montréal's medical education initiatives, though no specific lab affiliations are mentioned.