e-Health 2014 Presentations

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PLENARY SESSIONS

Tuesday June 3, 2014
Bridging the Gaps in Continuity of Care: an e-Health imperative
Speaker: Dr. Ward Flemons

canadian telehealth forum day

e-Health 2014 CTF Telehealth Symposium Video Package

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Coach clinician forum

e-Health 2014 CCF Clinician Symposium Video Package

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sunday luncheon keynote presentation

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CIHI: Health Systems Use of Electronic Data

Dr. Louise Schaper discusses Australia's approach (Video)

Dr. Bill Clifford highlighes progress in EMR use (Video)

Dr. John Hirdes showcases data use in long-term care (Video)

E-poster sessions

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MONDAY JUNE 2, 2014

CS1

RANTS I
CS1.1 The Great Divide: Are We Really Preparing the HI Workforce for what Employers Require?
CS1.2 Privacy and Security - Help or Hindrance with Telehealth?
CS1.3 Innovations in Canadian Telehealth: Access and Affordance
CS1.4 Inter-Jurisdictional Telehealth – the Physician Licensure Struggle Continues

CS2

TELEHEALTH IN ACTION
CS2.1 How telehomecare interventions can improve outcomes for patients with chronic disease, while also reducing healthcare costs
CS2.2 Canadian Telehealth in Action
   
   

CS3

SESSION 3 - RESERVED FOR COACH
CS3.1 A View into YOUR Future - The 2014-2019 HI & HIM HR Supply & Demand
CS3.2 Embracing eSafety: Heard About It? Now Doing It!
   
   

CS4

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS TO IMPROVE CARE
CS4.1 Manitoba First Nations Health Systems & User Integration - Building Relationships to Improve the Coordination of Care
CS4.2 Connecting community based providers into the BC Health System: Using telehealth to increase physician productivity resulting in better access to care to rural, First Nations communities
   
   

CS5

MEANINGFUL USE IN PRIMARY CARE
CS5.1 Care Coordination in Action with a Data Rich Regional EHR
CS5.2 Measuring the impact of customized-in practice coaching on EMR meaningful use in Primary Care
 CS5.3  Improving EMR Adoption, Utilization and Analytics: The Journey to Stage 7
   

CS6

DIVERSITY IN MOBILE HEALTH
CS6.1 Conceptual framework and design principles of a self-management mobile application for advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD)
CS6.2 Nurses' Use of iPads for Clinical Documentation: A Usability Study
CS6.3 Design and evaluation of a system to improve communication between clinicians for complex medical patients in hospital
   

CS7

EVALUATING IMPACT
CS7.1 Driving digital eHealth adoption and maturity: functionality to relevant clinical information, maximizing consumer and health system benefits
CS7.2 Advancing the Uptake and Perceived Value of Standardized Clinical Data
CS7.3 eChart Manitoba: How a Provincial EHR is Changing Care across the Continuum; Survey Results from the Front-Line
   

CS8

EFFECTIVE USE OF SYSTEM DATA
CS8.1 Using EMR/EHR Data for Research and Health System Use in Newfoundland and Labrador
CS8.2 Improving patient flow using an innovative analytics methodology: Looking at electronic referral data in Toronto Central LHIN
CS8.3 Use of Point of Care Pick Lists by Clinicians: Lessons Learned in ED and NACRS
   

CS9

REGISTRIES
CS9.1 Interdependent Registries: Enhancing the EHR with Service Delivery Location, Primary Care Provider and Circle of Care Registries
CS9.2 Developing the Interoperability Requirements between Provincial Registries and a First Nations Client Registry
   
   

CS10

OPTIMIZING EMR USE
CS10.1 Enhancing EMR Clinical Value through a Standards-Enabled EMR Maturity Model
CS10.2 Show Me the Benefit! Getting More Out of EMRs
   
   

CS11

ENABLING HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
CS11.1 Working together for common cause: The inter-professional development of the Health Information Management Life Cycle
CS11.2 Enabling a Truly Shared EMR - Alberta's Information Sharing Framework
CS11.3 Migrate with Confidence: Five Steps to a Successful Integration Engine Migration
   

CS12

REGIONAL APPROACHES
CS12.1 Remote Healthcare Delivery in the Future: The BC Experience
CS12.2 Deploying Information Systems throughout the Community Care Sector of the Champlain Region
   
   

CS13

FIRST NATIONS HEALTH
CS13.1 First Nations Health Information and the Principals of Ownership Control Access and Possession (OCAP)™
CS13.2 EHR Implementation in a First Nations Community: Applying an evidence-based meta-framework
CS13.3 First Nations Health Authority - BC’s Panorama Public Health Surveillance Initiative: A Successful Implementation Toolkit and Transformative Change Management Approach
   

CS14

TELEHOMECARE: A CROSS COUNTRY VIEW
CS14.1 First Nations Health Authority - First Nations Telehealth Expansion Project
CS14.2 How To Implement Clinical Best Practices for Telehomecare: Uniting Technology with Evidence-Based Care
CS14.3 Home Health Monitoring in Home & Community Care: Model Updates and Outcomes
   

CS15

IMPROVING CARE IN THE COMMUNITY
CS15.1 Better Together - Engaging Patients in their Care
CS15.2 Transitions of Care to Complete e-Health Visit Recording
CS15.3 Demonstration of a revolutionary clinical collaboration tool to support the Virtual Ward in Toronto Central LHIN
   

CS16

mHEALTH AND THE CONSUMER
CS16.1 The Digital Health Consumer – enabling new approaches to improving care delivery
CS16.2 Heart and Stroke Foundation’s
CS16.3 Transforming Health and Healthcare Locally to Globally
   

CS17

DATA USE FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
CS17.1 CIHI’s new Health System Performance interactive website: Supporting quality improvement in long-term care homes
CS17.2 Leveraging Clinical Guidelines to Provide Meaningful Reporting: Development of Cancer Care Ontario’s Primary Care Screening Activity Report
CS17.3 Using Key Performance Indicators to Improve Quality Care
   

CS18

STANDARDIZING DATA
CS18.1 System Approach to Collecting Standardized Equity Variables. The Toronto Central (TC) LHIN Hospital Sector Experience
CS18.2 Engaging Clinicians in the Use of Standardized Clinical Information
CS18.3 Driving public health – what data standards are under the hood?
   
TUESDAY JUNE 3, 2014

CS19

RANTS II
CS19.1 Suffocation of Innovation
CS19.2 Interoperability Rant
CS19.3 Things I wish I knew before I became a Senior Medical Director of Clinical Informatics for a major healthcare organization
CS19.4 The Ontario Oncology Electronic Medical Record (EMR) – The Integration of End User and Provincial Needs to Define “Meaningful Use”

CS20

LET IT FLOW: DIGITAL DATA FOR DECISION-MAKING
CS20.1 Let it Flow: Digital Data for Decision-Making
   
   
   

CS21

CANADA HEALTH INFOWAY - CONSUMER HEALTH SOLUTIONS AND REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING PROGRAM UPDATES
CS21.1 Making an Impact with Consumer Health Solutions
CS21.2 Prevalence and Potential for Growth of Remote Patient Monitoring in Canada
   
   

CS22

PATIENT ENGAGEMENT - INNOVATION FOR ALL AGES
CS22.1 Social Media in Health Care: A New Front Line in Treatment and Care
CS22.2 OSI Connect: Made in Canada for Canadian Veterans
CS22.3 My Digital Primary Health Care-A focus on paediatric care
   

CS23

EMRs: DRIVING QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS
CS23.1 From EMR to web to mobile app – iCHIP: Developing the complete health record solution for the inherited blood disorder population
CS23.2 Using Data to Drive Quality Improvement and Decision Support
CS23.3 Measuring Maturity of Use and Changing Behaviours – What Can an EMR Dashboard Do?
   

CS24

STANDARDIZATION IN A NON-STANDARDIZED WORLD
CS24.1 eHealth Ontario Terminology Lessons – Jurisdictional View
CS24.2 GTA West Diagnostic Imaging Repository Bringing Standardization into non-Standard World
CS24.3 An Experience and Results of the Development and Implementation of a Standardized Discharge Summary Template across the Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network
   

CS25

NOVEL APPROACHES TO CANCER SCREENING
CS25.1 Implementation of an EMR-Integrated iPad Tool to Enable Tailored Breast Cancer Screening: Lessons Learned
CS25.2 Supporting Cancer Screening Through EMR Optimization
CS25.3 InScreen: An Information Technology Solution Connecting Health Professionals to Cancer Screening
   

CS26

PROTECTING PATIENT PRIVACY
CS26.1 Smart e-Consent Management Framework for Supporting Information Sharing within a Regional Continuum while Protecting Patient Privacy
CS26.2 Considerations for privacy protective and secure digital health solutions
CS26.3 Getting privacy accountability right in eHealth
   

CS27

SHARED RECORDS
CS27.1 Is a collaborative approach with multiple hospitals better?
CS27.2 Facilitating patient engagement via an EMR patient portal
CS27.3 The user interface of a national shared electronic health record project
   

CS28

ACCELERATING ADOPTION - DELIVERING RESULTS
CS28.1 The Power of LEAD: Learning from others; Exemplifying Benefits; Accelerating Adoption; and Delivering Results
CS28.2 Strategies used in Canada to implement EMR standards to support quality improvement and health system management
   
   

CS29

IMPROVING EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS
CS29.1 Raising the bar in eHealth research to demonstrate cost-effectiveness
CS29.2 The Promise of Lean - How is eHealth adopting and adapting?
CS29.3 “New Knowledge.” EMR Benefits Measurement at a Tertiary Care Facility
   

CS30

PERSPECTIVES: BIG DATA AND HEALTH ANALYTICS
CS30.1 Health Analytics: lessons learned from early adopters of data-driven decision-making in the health care sector
CS30.2 Tensions between big data versus high quality clinical data: bridging the gap through clinical intelligence (CI)
CS30.3 “Big Data, Big Challenges – Building Health & Business Analytics Capabilities”
   

CS31

CONSUMER EXPERIENCE
CS31.1 Activating patients and supporting self-management of chronic disease to improve care coordination and outcomes at lower costs
CS31.2 Minor's Rights to Privacy
CS31.3 Leading Practices in Technology - Improving patient care and safety in the community through eHealth innovations
   

CS32

eHEALTH TRAINING AND EDUCATION
CS32.1 Learning and electronic health record implementation: An exploratory study of registered nurses’ experiences of learning while working in high-stress environments
CS32.2 Transforming a traditional EMR training curriculum into an eLearning environment
CS32.3 Integrating eHealth Concepts in the Undergraduate Nursing Curriculum: A Nurse Educator's Resource
   

CS33

PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS
CS33.1 The Personal Health Record - Is There a Business Case?
CS33.2 Patient Controlled Personal Health Record: Engaging and Connecting the Patient
CS33.3 Use of Online Personal Health Records in Monitoring and Management of Patients with Type II Diabetes
   

CS34

OPTIMIZING EMRs
CS34.1 Developing an EMR Data Strategy from Back to Front
CS34.2 Physician Information Technology Office - EMR-to-EMR Data Transfer and Conversion Specification – Conformance Testing & Design
CS34.3 Optimizing EMR: e-referral + data transfer
   

CS35

EVALUATING TELEHEALTH I
CS35.1 Collaborative Methods for Provincial Technology Assessment
CS35.2 Utilization and Impacts of Telepathology within the RUIS Laval in Quebec
CS35.3 Achieving the vision? Towards a balanced scorecard for telehealth programs
   

CS36

ISSUES IN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
CS36.1 Successful Implementation of an Advanced Functionality Electronic Medication Reconciliation Module: Change Management Lessons Learned
CS36.2 The Evolution of Clinical Decision Support: Advanced CDS versus CPOE with Alerts Alone
CS36.3 From Awareness to Transformation: Achieving Clinical Adoption Among All Health-Care Providers
   
WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 2014

CS37

LOOKING FORWARD
CS37.1 A Blueprint for e-Health – Beyond the EHR
CS37.2 Coming to you: Your Genomic Health Record
CS37.3 Increasing Value by Thinking Outside the Box - Contrarian Views
   

CS38

MOBILE PATIENT CENTRIC CARE
CS38.1 Mental Health Engagement Network (MHEN): Facilitating Mobile Patient Centric Care
CS38.2 Mobile Computing in Health Care: from pilot to scale
   
   

CS39

PATIENT SAFETY
CS39.1 Improved patient safety and quality using an Hospital Information System (HIS) based electronic handover tool for house staff
CS39.2 “Clinicians Driving Technology” - Developing ST CPOE Practice Guidelines and Supporting Their Adoption
CS39.3 Personalized Electronic Survivorship Care Plans: Transforming Care to Prevent “Lost in Transition”
   

CS40

SHOW ME THE DATA!
CS40.1 Show me the data! An approach to data analytics in Ontario
   
   
   

CS41

AMBULATORY AND EMERGENCY CARE
CS41.1 Use of EMRs in hospital-affiliated ambulatory care settings: Progress in the national landscape and opportunities for improvement
CS41.2 Implementing an EMR in a single Database across Multiple Clinics and Programs
CS41.3 Partnering to deliver an Ambulatory EHR
   

CS42

EMR OUTCOMES
CS42.1 Adoption, Use and Impacts of EMR Systems: A Survey of Quebec Family Physicians
CS42.2 Lessons learned and the potential of EMR data to support quality of care and performance measurement
CS42.3 The data is in! Impacts of peer support on EMR implementation and optimization in BC
   

CS43

QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN CDM
CS43.1 Optimizing the delivery of Chronic Disease Management-Quality Improvement in Saskatchewan
CS43.2 Evidence-based e-health Intervention Programs for Patients with Chronic Disease
CS43.3 From Pilot Project to Provincial Rollout: Lessons learned from the Telehomecare Program
   

CS44

APPROACHES TO MANAGING CHANGE
CS44.1 “Sustaining and Supporting Change: Ontario’s Approach to Enhancing EMR Use Through Effective Change Management Support”
CS44.3 A systematic, steady & successful approach to switching EHRs – the AOHC experience
   
   

CS45

ENGAGING CLINICIANS
CS45.1 Engaging Emergency Physicians in Electronic Documentation
CS45.2 Improving Clinical Adoption of the Resource Matching and Referral System by Creating Customized Physician Engagement Strategies
CS45.3 Partnering to Deliver – Engaging clinicians in the development of an Electronic Health Record
   

CS46

CONNECTING GREATER TORONTO
CS46.1 Behind the scenes look and live demonstration of ConnectingGTA: Sneak preview and discussion on delivering Central Ontario’s electronic health record
   
   
   

CS47

MENTAL HEALTH
CS47.1 Mental Health Ambulatory EMR Solution, with Connection to EHR Services, Delivers Patient-Centred Care Model and Platform for Service Delivery
CS47.2 CIHI's Mental Health Data: Answering Questions at the Point and Across the Spectrum of Care
CS47.3 Developing a Telemedicine Service in a Specialized Mental Health Care Organization
   

CS48

eHEALTH GOVERNANCE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
CS48.1 Trends in Telehealth Governance: Findings of an Environmental Scan
CS48.2 Transformational Governance Model Change in Vancouver Coastal Health
CS48.3 Home Health Monitoring in BC: New partnerships supporting sustainability and extensibility
   

CS49

IMPROVING THE PATIENT JOURNEY
CS49.1 The Nova Scotia Patient Journey - How clinical information needs impact Nova Scotia patients
CS49.2 Emerging ethical issues in e-Health: A qualitative study examining patient and clinician views and experiences of using digital health technologies
CS49.3 eLINKS enabling circle of care communication around complex patients
   

CS50

EVALUATING TELEHEALTH II
CS50.1 Teleophthalmology Design Success Factors: An Ontario Perspective
CS50.2 Homecare and telemonitoring: A mobile phone-based system for heart failure clients
CS50.3 Informed, Involved, Invested: The benefits of strategic change management and early stakeholder engagement for project implementation. The NL Telepathology experience
   

CS51

IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
CS51.1 eSafety in Interoperable Electronic Systems: Experiences from eChart Manitoba
CS51.2 Federated Identity Management for digital health solutions
CS51.3 Alberta’s MyHealth.Alberta: Access, Action, Applications and Attitudes
   

CS52

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
CS52.1 Toronto Cental LHIN's Community Business Intelligence Initiative
CS52.2 A Tale of Two (Plus) Teams: How CAPHC and CIHI are Working Together to Improve Paediatric Practice in Canada
CS52.3 Small data in your face, right time, right place – synchronicity at the point of care
   

 

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