155 people have been inducted into the CMHF, with up to six new inductees selected annually.
Their contributions are significant and varied.
What CMHF Laureate impact theme are you interested in exploring?
Understanding the body and disease process
Science and Research
Basic science research (sometimes called bench research) comprises disciplines such as biochemistry, microbiology, physiology, and pharmacology and focuses on determining the causal mechanisms behind the functioning of the human body in health and illness. Use the category links below to explore our Laureates.
Laureates in this area were inducted for their leadership in research with national and international recognition for a scientific contribution including innovative ideas and hypotheses, observations and experiments of critical significance to health science; definitive clinical trials, implementation research or leading scientific advances.
Improving health and patient outcomes
Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention
Excellence in patient care involves a wide variety of medical and nonmedical factors including infrastructure, training, competence of personnel, efficiency of operational systems, patient engagement, access to care, clinical trials, research and collaboration.
Laureates in this area were inducted for their leadership in growing our medical knowledge about diagnosis, care and treatment through population health, patient-centered engagement and clinical research.
Building our health organizations and systems
Pioneers, leaders, scholars and change makers
Health care is a system comprising people, institutions & resources along with the training, policies, structure and organizational leadership that make it all happen.
Laureates in this category are recognized for their contributions as pioneers and leaders, positively impacting health care overall.
Are you interested in which Laureates relate to a specific disease, or specialty?