Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Ontario Health Teams (OHTs). A connected system of care designed to support the patient, their families and providers. In OHTs, health and social care providers integrate into a single system to support the entirety of a patients care path. 57 approved OHTs in Ontario supporting a new model of care. All systems and providers designed to work together in a seamless integrated care model. How should this be managed? How are they funded? How is the funding allocated? What approach to governance will support this?
Multiple different siloed systems and areas of care working together as one.
Join Longwoods Publishing in partnership with IFIC Canada, and the University of Toronto as we explore and provide direction on how to create and maintain your Ontario Health Team.
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Event Chairs:
- Walter Wodchis, Professor, University of Toronto, Research Chair in Implementation and Evaluation Sciences, Institute for Better Health
- Jodeme Goldhar, Vice Chair and Co-Founder, International Foundation for Integrated Care, Canada
Opening Keynote:
- Adalsteinn Brown, Dean, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto
Update from the Ministry of Health
- Rhonda McMichael, Assistant Deputy Minister, Strategic Partnerships Division, Ontario Ministry of Health
Closing Keynote:
- Brian Golden, Sandra Rotman Chair in Health Sector Strategy, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
Panels:
Integrated Care
Ontario’s diverse population will require every OHT to evaluate their own unique population to ensure fair and equitable care for all. What are the requirements to meet the needs of your population and how to move forward.
Panelists:
- Kim Baker, CEO, Salus Global
- Leslee Thompson, CEO, Health Standards Organization and Accreditation Canada
- Walter Wodchis, Professor, University of Toronto, Research Chair in Implementation and Evaluation Sciences, Institute for Better Health
- John Yip, President and CEO, SE Health
Moderator:
- Andrew Bond, Executive Medical Officer, Inner City Health Associates
Collaborative Governance
A discussion on the considerations and models to consider when creating an OHT governance framework. How should the governance framework evolve to meet the care needs of your defined population ensuring full integration and co-ordinated care.
Panelists
- Georgina Black, Growth Officer, Canadian Managing Partner, Government and Public Services, Deloitte
- Melissa McCallum, Executive Director, Greater Hamilton Health Network
- Anne Wojtak, Co-Lead, East Toronto Health Partners (OHT)
- Paul Woods, President and CEO, Southlake Hospital
- Anne Corbett, General Counsel and Executive Lead, Legal and Risk, Ontario Health
Moderator:
- Michael Sherar, President and CEO, Public Health Ontario
Funding Reform
Providing your population with quality care and value for money. How is the funding from the government to be allocated and used to support the community and the patients throughout the population.
Panelists:
- Rick Glazier, Senior Core Scientist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) and Scientific Director. IHSPR
- Dov Klein, Partner, Life Sciences and Healthcare, Deloitte
- Rosalie Wyonch, Senior Policy Analyst, C.D. Howe Institute
- Aaron Berk, Partner, National Health and Life Sciences Industry Leader, KPMG
Moderator
- Brian Golden, Sandra Rotman Chair in Health Sector Strategy, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
Schedule:
- 8:00AM Registration Open
- 8:30AM Networking Breakfast
- 9:15AM Welcome
- 9:30AM Chair Opening Remarks
- 9:45AM Opening Keynote
- 10:15AM Integrated Care Panel
- 11:20AM Break
- 11:35AM Collaborative Governance Panel
- 12:40PM Lunch Break
- 1:40PM Welcome back
- 1:50PM Funding Reform Panel
- 2:50PM Update from the Ministry of Health
- 3:05PM Closing Keynote
- 3:20PM Final remarks from chairs
- 3:30PM Close
Registration is closed
Pricing:
- Non-Members - 425.00
- Members (Individual) - 325.00
- Members (Public Institution) - 325.00
- Members (Private Organization) - 325.00
- Patients/Personal Caregivers - 150.00
- Students - 150.00
For Group Rates and Registrations please contact Rebecca at rhart@longwoods.com.
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Tuesday, February 15, 2022
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Systems contribute to perpetuating systemic barriers and inequity. In response to social injustices, inequitable outcomes and experiences, many organizations and leaders are making bold commitments to address systemic racism and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Advancing these commitments requires more than responding to a call to action, but also developing the efficacy on how and what is needed to change at a micro and macro level.
Leaders within health and social care systems, can seek to advance organizational, structural and system change. Through examination of executive leadership within healthcare organizations across Canada, gaps exist whereby the distribution is often not reflective of the communities and populations served. To disrupt this status quo, understanding the experiences of Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) within systems and as professionals across their career trajectory as emerging, senior, and tenured leaders is needed.
Amplifying the voices and perspectives of BIPOC health professionals and policy leaders. The resources to be shared are intended to shed light on levers, enablers, and action to support leadership development and organizational change through an equity lens. Through the reflections of keynote speakers and panelists hear insights on how healthcare executive leadership can cultivate organizational culture, social capital, development, and leadership pipelines that are meaningful in advancing and sustaining change.
Event Chair:
- Yinka Macaulay, Founder, Well Millennial and Lead, Health Equity, North York Toronto Health Partners
Keynote Presentation:
- Dr. F. Gigi Osler, President, Federation of Medical Women of Canada; Chair, Canadian Medical Forum and Assistant Professor, University of Manitoba's Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Panel Discussion:
Panel Moderator:
- Ryan Hinds, Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto
Panelists:
- Angela Robertson, Executive Director, Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre
- Richard Jock, Member, Mohawks of Akwesasne and Chief Executive Officer, First Nations Health Authority
Click here to see Richard Jock's presentation slides - Dr. Rani Srivastava, Associate Professor and Dean of Nursing, Thompson Rivers University
Click here to see Dr. Rani Srivastava's presentation slides - Adnaan Bhyat, Healthcare Systems Strategy Specialist and Manager, Women’s College Hospital
Click here to see Adnaan Bhyat's presentation slides - Dr. Jackie Schleifer Taylor, President and Chief Executive Officer, London Health Sciences Centre
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@FNHA (First Nations Health Authority)
@LHSCCanada (London Health Sciences Centre)
@thompsonriversu (Thompson Rivers University)
@UofT_dlsph (Dalla Lana School of Public Health)
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Wednesday, September 22, 2021
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With the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic every health system around the world has had to reexamine their clinical, operational, financial and workforce capacity and resilience. Those health systems that had prioritized some of their enterprise digital investments prior to the pandemic were able to cope better and rebound faster. However, many organizations are now emerging from the last wave, recognizing the need to finally address manual or inefficient workflows in order to reduce administrative burden on clinicians and staff, while harnessing enterprise data to provide insights and operational feedback that can bring joy, meaning and purpose back into an exhausted workforce.
As organizations pursue digital health initiatives and reimagine healthcare operations, a demand for new capabilities is emerging – workforce shaping. Workforce shaping is not just about simplifying tasks or reducing overtime but reexamining the job responsibilities and tasks at every level in the organization to consider new roles and skill mix that optimize the capacity of the organization. By improving data access across the organization, every level of decision-maker can act swiftly and with confidence to drive operational excellence, managing costs and ensuring quality of care.
Please join us for the upcoming webinar on September 22nd, 2021 where you will hear from health system leaders across North America who are harnessing digital platforms and data to support workforce shaping, advanced analytics and operational improvement.
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Bob Bell, MDCM, MSc, FRCSC, FACS, FRCSE (hon)
Keynote Presentation (Video 30:06)
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Event Details:
Registration Fee: $0 (Enabled by our Sponsor, Workday)
Virtual Meeting available via Zoom
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Time: 10:00 AM– 12:00 PM
Agenda:
10:00 AM: Welcome
- Matthew Hart, Publisher and CEO, Longwoods Publishing
10:05 AM: Keynote Presentation
- Dr. Bob Bell, MDCM, MSc, FRCSC, FACS, FRCSE (hon)
10:35 AM: Panel Discussion
- Panel Video 1 (29:06)
- Panel Video 2 (29:48)
- Panel Video 3 (31:38)
Moderator: Lydia Lee, Partner, KPMG Canada
- Deana Kraft, Global Head – Healthcare Go to Market, Workday
- Joel Gontjes, Vice President of Total Rewards for Spectrum Health, Grand Rapids, MI
- Young Lee, Vice President, Corporate Performance, Digital Health Innovation and Chief Financial Officer at North York General Hospital, Toronto, ON
- Anne Snowdon, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the Odette School of Business, University of Windsor and the Scientific Director and CEO of the Supply Chain Advancement in Health Network of Centres of Excellence (NCE), Windsor, ON
- Mari Teitelbaum, Vice President of Strategy, Quality & Family Partnership and Chief Innovation Officer at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), Ottawa, ON
PPE Dashboard - Peter Schemm, Assistant Vice President, Supply Chain Services and Logistics Operations at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Philadelphia, PA
- Jim Avington, Assistant Vice President, Finance and Controller at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Philadelphia, PA
11:45 PM: Closing Remarks
12:00 PM: Thank you / Close event
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Wednesday, February 24, 2021
Health Outside the Hospital | A Longwoods Healthcare Rounds Event
Join Medavie CEO, Bernard Lord, with Keynote speaker, Dr. Charles Alessi, Chief Clinical Officer – International for HIMSS and a dynamic panel from across the healthcare sector for a morning discussion on Health Outside the Hospital: Addressing Our Changing Healthcare Needs in the Age of COVID-19. This insightful discussion will demonstrate the increased demand for home and community care brought on by the pandemic, and the positive impacts of integrated health models that are helping alleviate pressures on hospitals and maintain population health.
Agenda
Eastern Time
10:00AM: Welcome and Introduction
10:02AM: Overview with Bernard Lord
10:05AM : Keynote Presentation
Keynote Presentation:
Dr. Charles Alessi, Chief Clinical Officer – International, HIMSS
Keynote Presentation (Video 32:43)
Click here to see Dr. Alessi's presentation slides.
10:35AM: Panel Discussion
Panel Presentations (Video 57:48)
Moderator
Bernard Lord, Chief Executive Officer, Medavie
Panelists
Dr. Sarah Newbery, Assistant Dean, Physician Workforce Strategy, Northern Ontario School of Medicine
Click here to see Dr. Newbery's presentation slides.
Lisa Purdy, Senior Partner, National Health Practice, Deloitte Canada
Click here to see Lisa Purdy's presentation slides.
Chris Wilson, Senior Vice President, Home Health Eastern Canada, CBI Health Group
Click here to see Chris Wilson's presentation slides.
Erik Sande, President, Medavie Health Services
Click here to see Chris Wilson's presentation slides.
11:10AM: Panel Q/A
Panel Discussion (Video 29:23)
11:55AM: Closing with Bernard Lord
12:00PM: Close
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November 12, 2020
Diabetes Care and Management for Ontario
Join us for an opportunity to change the tides and direction of care for people living with or at risk of living with diabetes in Ontario. Transformation is at the forefront of the health system in Ontario. What’s changing, what’s missing, what’s required, what’s next for management and delivery of care for diabetes in Ontario. Be a part of the discussion with leaders devoted to the health and care of those living with diabetes as we review the landscape and discuss next steps and action items.
Keynote Speaker
Kimberley Hanson, Executive Director, Federal Affairs, Diabetes Canada
Event Details:
Registration Fee: $0 (Enabled by our Sponsor, Novo Nordisk)
Virtual Meeting available via Zoom
Thursday, November 12, 2020
Time: 10:00 AM– 12:30 PM
Agenda:
10:00 AM: Welcome
- Matthew Hart, Publisher and CEO, Longwoods Publishing
10:05 AM: Keynote Presentation
- Kimberley Hanson, Executive Director, Federal Affairs, Diabetes Canada
Click Here to see the Keynote Video: Addressing Chronic Disease to Recover from COVID-19
Click here to see Kimberley's presentation slides.
10:35 AM: Panel Discussion: Exploring New Opportunities and Next Steps
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Panel Discussion: Exploring New Opportunities and Next Steps:
Panelists’ Presentations (Part 1)Discussion with Q&A (Part 2)
Moderator: Terrence Sullivan, President, Terrence Sullivan and Associates, Health Services Management, Policy, and Performance Improvement
- Kimberley Hanson, Executive Director, Federal Affairs, Diabetes Canada
Click here to see Kimberley's presentation slides.
- Catharine Whiteside, Executive Director, Diabetes Action Canada
Click here to see Catharine's presentation slides.
- David Kaplan, Chief Clinical Quality, Ontario Health
- Harpreet Bajaj, Endocrinologist, Director Late-Phase Research, LMC
Click here to see Harpreet's presentation slides.
- Karen Cross, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Unity Health Toronto, St. Michael’s Hospital
Click here to see Karen's presentation slides.
12:00 PM: Closing Remarks
12:15 PM: Thank you / Close event
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March 26, 2019
Integrated Care Solutions for Ontario Health Teams
Keynote Speaker
Janet Davidson, Chair of CIHI’s Board of Directors
Creating purposeful partnerships with integrated community teams, is an effective way to collaboratively co-design models of care which support seamless patient transitions while reducing administrative burden and hospital congestion unique to your site. Alignment of vision and goals allows hospitals and integrated community teams to rapidly respond to changing needs and new opportunities in the healthcare space.
Through community partnerships, we will share examples of unique programs of care which support bundled funding models, frail elderly patients who are at risk of becoming ALC and ALC transitional rehab models. Performance metrics show significantly reduced hospital length of stay, reduced hospital readmission and reduced unnecessary emergency department visits but most importantly show more positive patient experience and outcomes.
Panel: Alternate Level of Care Solutions
Jill Tettmann, Chief Executive Officer, North Simcoe Muskoka LHIN
Anita Fitches, Director Integrated Care Solutions, Bayshore HealthCare
Lydia Lee, National Digital Health Lead, IT Advisory, KPMG
Dr. David Pichora, President and CEO for the Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Moderated by:
Karyn Popovich, Executive Vice President for Clinical Services, Quality, Long Term Care and the Chief Nursing Executive at North York General Hospital
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November 28, 2018
Click here to download a digital copy of the first chapter of The Future of Aging, an SE Health & Idea Couture Inc. collaboration
Program Highlights
Opening Remarks
Shirlee Sharkey, President and CEO, SE Health: The Heart of the Matter: People, Health & Home
Panel Discussion – Bridging the Gap
Bringing Home Care and Healthcare closer together
Moderator: Jaime Watt, Executive Chairman, Navigator
Helen Angus, Deputy Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Ontario
Andrew Bond, Medical Director, Inner City Health Associates
Michelle DiEmanuele, President and CEO, Trillium Health Partners
Nancy Lefebre, Chief Clinical Executive, SE Health
Panel Discussion – Aging 3.0 - What the future holds
Moderator: Christine Zhu, Leader, Product Design and Development, SE Health
Zayna Khayat, Future Strategist, SE Health and SE Futures
Rosalie Wyonch, Policy Analyst, CD Howe Institute
Brad Wong, Global Citizen, Social Justice Advocate
Fiona Hughes, Health Futurist
Closing Keynote
John Stackhouse, Executive Vice President, Office of the CEO, RBC
Closing Speaker
Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Ontario
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February 26, 2015
Ways & Means | Health Links
Ministries report. Patients reflect. Providers enlighten. Experts analyse.
Add: Proceedings were Tweeted @LongwoodsNotes under #HealthLinks
Ontario Health Links Infographic
By Jessica Pavan, Esther Pollack and Will Falk
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care tells us that 5% of patients account for 2/3 of healthcare costs. These are most often patients with multiple, complex conditions. When the hospital, the family doctor, the long-term care home, community organizations and others work as a team, the patient receives better, more coordinated care. Providers will design a care plan for each patient and work together with patients and their families to ensure they receive the care they need. For the patient it means they will :
- Have an individualized, coordinated plan
- Have care providers who ensure the plan is being followed
- Have support to ensure they are taking the right medications
- Have a care provider they can call who knows them, is familiar with their situation and can help.
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Watch a session from May 15, 2013 / Ways and Means to Make Health Links Work. A leadership conference about tools, strategies and partnerships to enable change for better care and affordable care.
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March 25, 2014
Health Analytics and BIG DATA
Desautels Hall, 2nd Floor, 95 St. George Street,
Toronto, ON
A conference about complex data sets and database management designed to advance healthcare.
Data is growing faster than healthcare organizations can utilize it. How will this valuable data be used? Putting it in the hands of clinicians is critical to research, improved care and enhanced outcomes.
Join Chair, John P. Hoyt, Executive Vice President at HIMSS Analytics on March 25. Acquaint yourself with business intelligence; system indicators; tailored medicines and improved care. Explore big data challenges and analytics as a decision tool. Hear from a HIMSS Stage 7 organization and finish the day with an expert panel.
“If you have a single child with a rare condition, you’re powerless to understand the cause,” says Dr. Kim Boycott, a geneticist and senior scientist at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa. “But once you have a second or a third to compare, that gives us a chance for a match, for an answer." – André Picard, The Globe and Mail
Read the live comments at #datarounds
Big Data in Healthcare Related News Items and Videos.
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May 15, 2013
The Levers of Change for Better Care | Affordable Care
Topic: Ways & Means to Make Health Links Work
Location: University of Toronto Rotman School of Management Event Hall, 2nd Floor 95 St. George Street, Toronto, ON
Co-Chairs Leslee Thompson, President and CEO of Kingston General Hospital and Will Falk, Managing Partner, Healthcare PwC and Longwoods brought together key stakeholders from across Ontario to explore the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care’s primary care initiative Health Links.
Click here for the full list of speakers and downloadable presentations.
Select presentations and discussions from Ways and Means to Make Health Links Work:
- Levers of Change Part 1 - The Virtualization of Care:
Presenters include: Dr. Ed Brown, Dr. John Semple, Dr. Sacha Bhatia - Levers of Change Part 2 - The needs of the 1-5%:
Presenters includes: Dr. Irfan Dhalla, Dr. Samir Sinha, Dr. Michael Schull - Reflective Panel:
Presenters include: Kevin Smith, Stacey Daub, Dr. Joshua Tepper and Deputy Minister Saad Rafi - Hon. Deb Matthews, Minister, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
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