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Dr. Görsev Pristine, MD, MBA, Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Görsev Pristine is an experienced respiratory physician who has developed the Polyglot Screenor System (PGS)™, based on her clinical and research experience in consultations with a number of clinical and professional colleagues. She conducted specialized research in Liquid Ventilation and Mechanical Ventilation-Induced Lung Injuries at Mount Sinai Hospital, affiliated with the University of Toronto. Dr. Pristine has an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario and she holds an MIT diploma on Technology Leadership. The combination of her medical savvy, her business acumen, her expertise in 2-way knowledge translation along with the unique technology she had built to apply this knowledge to the floor of the medical practice make her the ideal leader of a company providing leading edge medical solutions to healthcare industry. Dr. Pristine has won the Best of Best Innovation award from CATA in 2008 for the Scarborough Hospital Implementation. Dr. Pristine has been the expert kiosk speaker for IBM in 2007 and for GE in 2008.

Sabrina Hasham, Business Advisor

Sabrina has over fifteen years of experience in assessing, managing and restructuring a diversity of business operations. Sabrina holds a Master of Business Administration degree from McGill University and Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo. She is also a member of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario. Sabrina is currently pursuing a Master of Laws degree at Osgoode Hall Law School. Her research addresses the medico-legal implications of telemedicine.

Mounir Marhaba, Executive Consultant

Mounir Marhaba is acting as an executive coach to the CEO, a knowledge broker and an independent health services consultant. Mr. Marhaba has headed innovative international research and development initiatives in psychiatry, health informatics and finance. He has also held several senior health care related advisory positions within government, hospitals, community-based organizations, and provincial associations. He has published a number of articles, as well as technical reports and manuals.

Mr. Marhaba has a joint M.Sc. in Health Planning and Financing from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSH), U.K.; M.Sc. in Education, Administration and Supervision for Colleges and Universities, as well as, a Graduate Diploma in Teacher Training in Professional Education, both from Niagara University, NY, USA; and an Hon.B.Sc. with a Specialist in Medical Anthropology and a Major in Society Values and Medicine from the University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Mr. Marhaba is a Certified Health Executive (CHE), with the Canadian College of Health Service Executives (CCHSE), recognized as the foremost professional designation for health service executives in Canada and the USA

Mehmet Oguz Uysal, IT Advisor

Oguz is a senior IT consultant with a specialization in logistics. He is currently the managing director of Brainwork Consulting GmbH. Prior to joining Brainwork, Mehmet held a diversity of IT management positions throughout Europe, with Siemens. He led several successful SAP implementations during his tenure. In fact his final project was awarded with best practice.

Oguz received his engineering degree from Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey and completed his MBA degree at American Schiller International University in Heidelberg where he graduated at the top of his class.

Dr. Karim Keshavjee, Product Development Advisor

Dr. Keshavjee, a family physician wih part-time practice in Mississauga, is the Project Director for the COMPETE II study. COMPETE II is a Health Canada funded project to implement clinical decision support for family physicians and patients in the community. There are 50 physicians and over 500 patients currently enrolled in this project. Dr. Keshavjee was also the Clinician-Project Manager for the COMPETE (Computerization of Medical Practices for the Enhancement of Therapeutic Effectiveness) study from 1996 to 2001. The COMPETE study implemented a full electronic medical record (EMR) system in the offices of 33 physicians in the Hamilton area. Dr. Keshavjee is an Associate Member of the Centre for Evaluation of Medicines, an academic research institute affiliated with McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Dr. Keshavjee is currently pursuing his MBA at the Rotman School of Business.

Shelly Annette Bond, Healthcare Business Development Advisor

Shelly has developed expertise in business development with over eleven years experience in healthcare information systems as well as integration and project management requirements. Shelly is familiar with healthcare standards and knowledgeable in IHE, Integrating Healthcare Enterprises. Shelly is a member of the IHE Steering Committee to create IHE Canada. http://www.ihe-canada.com.

Academically, she has completed Project Management 1, a Post-Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management, B.A. Economics and a Diploma in Marketing. Shelly has also over nine years community experience where she has demonstrated her interests and leadership abilities as a member and executive of the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee, Heritage Cambridge, Region of Waterloo Heritage Planning Advisory Committee, Board of Directors of Heritage Ottawa, Board of Directors of the Ontario Personal Emergency Response Association and other Senior Living related organizations.