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2ND ANNUAL IOT, BIG DATA HEALTHCARE
SUMMIT
Dave Keen Executive Director,
FH Workplace Health & Provincial WH
Call Centre Fraser Health Authority
David Wiljer Executive Director of
Education, Technology & Innovation
University Health Network
Jan WalkerVice President, Strategy
& CIO West Park Healthcare
Centre
Dr. Christy LaneVisiting Professor at Wearable Health Lab Stanford University
Ron JohnsonVP Information
Services Eastern Health
May 24-25, 2017Toronto, ON
Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel
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Organized by
Candace Chartier CEO
Ontario Long Term Care Association
Participants
Angela Copeland Director
Cancer Care Ontario
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I am writing to inform you of the 2nd Annual IoT, Big Data Healthcare Summit taking place in Toronto on May 24th and 25th, 2017. It is the third overall event of its kind in Canada. We have successfully organized similar events in Toronto, June, 2016 and in Vancouver, January, 2017.
Response to these Summits has been encouraging and progressive from participating and leading healthcare professionals, as well as, supported by leading technology companies in the healthcare space.
With financial pressures and rising costs on healthcare systems and hospitals, coupled with lack of investments into these systems, matched with baby boomers fast approaching retirement age the demands on healthcare and health services will increase sharply. A key factor in addressing these factors, locally and globally, is healthcare usage of technology to improve these services, especially utilization of Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data tools. These technologies and tools can improve care, decision making, reduce costs, enhance information sharing and increased efficiency. As per Forbes, value of the Healthcare IoT market will be worth $117 billion by 2020, a significant increase.
Increases in the costs and demands of healthcare and hospital services requires efficiency, plus out of the box thinking, in order to maintain high healthcare standards and provide increased levels of care. The IoT and Big Data Healthcare Summit will allow you to hear from Canadian leaders in the healthcare industry to understand how they are using IoT and Big Data to improve care, enhance services and become more efficient. In our past two conferences, we have had valuable case studies, introduction to new technologies with interactive and engaging discussions across two days. This year’s Summit agenda is no different. It will allow you and your colleagues to learn from, as well as, network and share ideas with leading healthcare providers and technology companies.
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book your place soon and we look forward to welcoming you to the Summit on May 24th and 25th, 2017.
Hifazat “Faz” Ahmad. MBAManaging Director IoT Events
PS: Special discounts are available for employees of hospitals, healthcare authorities, pharmacies and diagnostic labs. Early bird discounts are also available.
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Who you will meet:• CXOs, VPs, Directors and
Senior Managers from Canadian Healthcare Organizations
• VPs, Directors, Senior Managers from Leading Global and Local Technology Solution Providers and Vendors
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Other upcoming conferences
2nd Annual Intelligent Cities Summit
October 24-25. 2017 in Toronto, ONwww.iotevents.ca/event/intelligent-cities-2017
IoT, Big Data Healthcare Summit Western Canada
November 2017 in Vancouver, BC
Industrial IoT, Big Data Summit Western Canada
November 2017 in Edmonton, AB
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• Only event of its kind in Canada that focuses exclusively on emerging and transformative trends like IoT and Big Data in Healthcare
• Over 90% approval rating from two previous events held in Toronto and Vancouver. One of the few events with such high approval rating
• Great learning and networking opportunity at the only conference that brings together healthcare leaders and technology leaders under one roof
• Listen to case studies, meet service providers and vendors and understand how their tech is transforming
• Over 40% of our attendees are VP, C-Suite executives
• Over 60% of our attendees are hospital and healthcare providers and not vendors
Who should attend:
• CXOs/VPs
• Directors of Innovation
• Directors Technology/Learning
• Hospital Project Managers
• Business Analysts
• Transformation Managers
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• Hospital Directors
• Community Healthcare Providers
• IT Directors, IT Managers
• Federal, Provincial Health Authorities
“The ability to gain insight
into what technologies are available
to enhance the patient experience
along the continuum of care was
invaluable.”
Lina Rinaldi, COO/CNE,
Brant Community Healthcare System
Reasons to attend:
“Very impressed by the quality of the speakers
and their presentations. My knowledge of IoT has been
greatly increased.”
2016 Conference Attendee
“Great discussions on healthcare and healthcare topics.”
2016 Conference Attendee
“We generated a few leads at the IoT session. To the end we would see participating
in the IoT event next year.”
Vani Edwardson, VP Marketing,
Macadamian
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IoT, Big Data Healthcare Summit - Toronto 2016 & Vancouver 2017
Satisfaction with the 2016 conference:
90% of Toronto 2016 respondents said it fullfilled their reason to attend
Western Canada 2017 attendees:
95% of Western Canada 2017 respondents would recommend the conference to others
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VPs, 29%
Directors and Managers, 53%
Analysts, 13%
Others, 6%PARTICIPANTS' JOB TITLES
Participants from previous Healthcare Summits:
Excellent, 39%
Very Good, 51%
Good, 10%
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David Wiljer Executive Director of Education,
Technology & Innovation University Health Network
Candace ChartierCEO
Ontario Long Term Care Association
Bram RamjiawanDirector of Research
Innovation & Regulatory Affairs St. Boniface General Hospital & Research Centre Winnipeg
Jan WalkerVice President Strategy
& CIO West Park Healthcare
Centre
Dr. Christy Lane Visiting Associate Professor
at Wearable Health Lab Stanford University
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Asim Masood Regional Chief Medical
Information Officer William Osler Health
Michael LevittExecutive Director
Humber River Family Health Team
Dan Levitt, MSc., CHE Executive Director
Tabor Village
Angela Copeland Director
Cancer Care Ontario
Ron Johnson VP Information Services
Eastern Health
Dave Keen Executive Director,
FH Workplace Health & Provincial WH Call CentreFraser Health Authority
Deborah E Prowse Q.C., Alberta Health
AdvocateMinistry of Health AB
Dr. Thom Tyson CEO
Appletree Medical Group
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2:20 PMRemote Health or Virtualization of Care to Facilitate Provision• Recognizing obstacles to providing care for remote
and isolated communities• Acceptance towards implementing traditional healing
methods vs increasing digital care- Are there any cultural restrictions? Local
government regulations?• Availability of funds and resources to expedite the
application of technology
Bram Ramjawan, Director of Research, Innovation and Regulatory Affairs, St. Boniface General Hospital & Research Centre Winnipeg
3:00 PMAfternoon Networking Break
3:30 PMPanel: Advent of Health Wearables• From fad to necessity• Devices for patients vs devices for practitioners• Mobile apps and device - mHealth• Patient participation in their healthcare decision
making• Leveraging wearable sensors
Candace Chartier, CEO, Ontario Long Term Care Association Dr. Christy Lane, Visiting Professor at Wearable Health Lab, Stanford University Michael Levitt, Executive Director, Humber River Familty Health Team
4:10 PM Connected Community Health Care• More efficient & affordable delivery• Quicker, better quality care • Better outcomes
Michael Levitt, Executive Director, Humber River Familty Health Team
4:40 PM Increased Connectivity Dramatically Changing Healthcare Provision• Reak world examples from the front lines
Angela Copeland, Director, Data and Analytics Services, Cancer Care Ontario
5:20 PMClose of Day 1
8:00 AM Registration and Breakfast
8:50 AM Welcome and Chair’s Remarks Jan Walker, Vice President - Strategy, Innovation and CIO, West Park Healthcare Centre
9:00 AM Keynote: Technology in Healthcare - Opportunity or Imperative
09:40 AMConnected Hospital - Healthcare• IoT and population health; where does it fit
across the continuum?• Building blocks: Enabling IoT in our health
systems• Barriers and challenges to IoT in healthcare
10:30 AMMorning Networking Break
11:00 AM Smart Digital World Solutions - Healthcare and IoT - Technological Perspective• Supporting healthcare institutions segment an
increasing number of networked medical devices through ‘clinical segmentation’
• SMART Campus solutions, Physical Security, Some Public Safety and large scale SIP deployments in an IoT Model
11:40 AMKeynote from University Health Network• Providing healthcare in the 21st Century• Keeping pace with changing expectations and
managing innovation• Educating patients and other stakeholders
through new tools and technologies• Role of IoT and Big Data in reshaping the
Canadian healthcare system
David Wiljer, Executive Director, University Health Network
12:20 PMNetworking Lunch
1:40 PM Facilitating Long-Term Care• Challenges incurred when helping to provide for
retirees• Enabling remote diagnosis, for retired individuals• RFID monitoring of aggressive and/or wander risk
residents in long-term care• Empowerment to conduct self monitoring with
assisted living solutions
Candace Chartier, CEO, Ontario Long Term Care Association Janet Short, Director Finance & Administration,
Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre
“I really enjoyed the conference. Great to have pan
Canadian representation!”
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8:00 AMBreakfast
8:55 AMRecap of Day 1 Jan Walker, Vice President - Strategy, Innovation and CIO, West Park Healthcare Centre
9:00 AM
Keynote: Building Tomorrow’s Hospital Today• Planning for hospitals of the future• Choosing the right tools & partners• How can we build infrastructure today that can be
relevant in 20 years time?
Jan Walker, Vice President - Strategy, Innovation and CIO, West Park Healthcare Centre
9:40 AM Case Study: British Columbia’s Workplace Health and Safety Trends • Call centre data and what it tells us• Provincial health data trends and lessons• Health, safety and disability management• Provincial data environment
Dave Keen, Executive Director, FH Workplace Health & Provincial WH Call Centre, Fraser Health Authority
10:30 AM Morning Networking Break
11:00 AM Redefining Patient Care Journey• From hospitals to primary care centres• How can IoT, Big Data make us less hospital
dependent• Data flow from primary care centres to hospitals
Ron Johnson, VP Information Services, Eastern Health
11:30 AM Developing Patient Centric Data Systems • Availability of data
- Who should have it- Who can use it- How it is protected
• The Intelligent Hospital & the Internet of Healthcare Things
Asim Masood, CMIO, William Osler
12:00 NOONPanel: Integration and Interoperability• Establishing well-coordinated affinities between
different disciplines of healthcare• Health system planning and organizational needs• Enabling improved user interface among
healthcare providers and patients• Services that achieve results and provide value for
money
Jan Walker, Vice President - Strategy, Innovation and CIO, West Park Healthcare Centre Deborah Prowse, Q.C. Alberta Health Advocate, Ministry of Health Alberta
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Paul Gallant, President, Gallant Healthworks
“I thought the summit was overall very good quality. I enjoyed the smaller audience for interaction, ability for audience to ask question and candid
discussions.”
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12:40 PM
Innovation Showcase: Healthcare IoT Innovation in Action
1:30 PM
Networking Lunch
2:30 PMUsing Research Evidence and Data to Inform a New Approach• Creating a culture - The Starting Point• Enhancing the experience and outcome through
engagement at the client, organization, system and consumer level
• Creating technology environment for connectivity communication and care
Dr. Thom Tyson, CEO, Appletree Medical Group
3:00 PMThe World of Data• Use of Data and health informatics to provide patient
care• Data management and standardization• Distribution of data collection and quality
improvement in primary care
3:30 PMManagement of Chronic Diseases with the Use of Remote Technology• Integration of technologies such as remote patient
monitoring, telehealth, adoption of electronic health record to improve patient access to care
• Significance of data accessibility by all disciplines-on-demand to care for patients
3:30 PMBuilding blocks for a Digital Hospital• A day in the life of a digital hospital patient• Drivers for adoption of digital technologies, covering
goals and outcomes• Key approaches and considerations to ensure a
successful project, based on Canadian and US hospital experience
• A look at the next generation of digital hospitals
4:30 PMNetworking Break
4:40 PMClose of Conference
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Association Partners
Media Partners Conference Venue
Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel
801 Dixon RoadToronto, Ontario, M9W 1J5Canada
www.sheraton.com/torontoairporthotel
2017 Healthcare West Attendee
“Excellent chats with other attendees. Great
presentations. Good variety of presentations.”
Cam Mitchner, BCCDC
“Good balance between vendors and public
health. Really enjoyed the networking time.”
2017 Healthcare West Attendee
“You chose good speakers!! Interesting two days. As well,
the time allocation to each speaker was good and length of day good.
Well planned conference.”
Tiffany Chui, Fraser Health
“Great job. Different conference than the typical big ehealth type conferences. The
specialized topics were interesting. Good size. Keep returning to
Vancouver, not just TO. Thx!”
Jessie Rodrigue, Operations Director, Surgical Services, Vancouver General Hospital
“The conference included a good mix of local, Canadian and
US based speakers providing many different points of view and
perspectives on IoT matters from their respective spheres of
health care.”
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