Upcoming Speakers
Altaf Stationwala, President and CEO, Unity Health Toronto
Cross-sector collaboration is emerging as one of the most powerful tools in healthcare. As health systems face growing demand, workforce pressures and financial constraints, they must work together to improve care, accelerate innovation and operate more efficiently.
At Unity Health Toronto, clinicians, scientists, leaders and teams are using research, innovation and partnership to break down siloes and advance care beyond their walls. Purpose-built data sharing networks are advancing quality improvement and research projects across the province, while local partnerships are improving information sharing and helping patients move seamlessly from site to site. With remote robotics, world-class surgeons in Toronto are bringing specialized brain surgery to rural Canadians, while a home-grown research program serving people experiencing homelessness is being replicated in other Canadian cities.
Unity Health knows that no single system can change on its own. This session, delivered by Unity Health President and CEO Altaf Stationwala, will explore how the organization is creating a collaborative ecosystem where people are empowered to build infrastructure and programs that improve access to and delivery of high-quality patient care.
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Briefings from and for Healthcare Leaders
Each Longwoods Breakfast Series is a year of healthcare learning briefings. Each season we provide monthly educational sessions that provide invited leaders in healthcare the opportunity to share new ideas, policies and/or best practices with colleagues. Our speakers are C-level executives, notable researchers, cabinet ministers, deputies, or leaders from the academic community. Currently these online briefings are 45 minutes long, concise and to the point. A full web version may be made available on Longwoods.com after the live presentation.
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