P3 Showcases

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 1 – Convention Hall Level

Health systems across Canada face escalating pressures: staffing shortages, rising patient complexity, andfragmented device ecosystems. While hospitals generate more bedside device data than ever, it often remains siloed, underutilized or disconnected from frontline decision-making—highlighting the urgent need forsecure, scalable digital foundations to transform raw data into real-time clinical action.

Drawing from active and in-flight initiatives, leading innovators from William Osler Health System, Sinai Health, and Halton Healthcare will share how they are advancing proactive care models powered by real-time medical device data and enterprise-wide integration. Supported by robust cybersecurity and data governance, thepanel will explore how unlocking device data through a vendor-neutral medical device integration (MDI)platform can drive meaningful improvements – from alarm insights and mobile workflows to remote visualization and intelligent alerting – ultimately reducing alarm fatigue, streamlining workflows and enabling care teams to practice at the top of their license.

Attendees will gain a practical, proven framework for leveraging the Philips Capsule platform to reduce clinician burden and accelerate the transition toward a connected-care future.

• Speakers:
  • Sharon MacSween, Associate Vice President- Project Unify, William Osler Health System
  • Brendan Kwolek, Chief Information & Digital Officer, Halton Healthcare
  • Nima Esmailzadeh, Sr. Director Clinical and Biomedical Engineering, Sinai Health
• Moderator:
  • Giridhar Poondi, Business Marketing Director – Acute Care Informatics, Philips

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 2 – Convention Hall Level

New Brunswick is advancing a province-wide data quality transformation to strengthen the accuracy, reliability, and value of health information across its healthcare system. This session explores how the province is embedding data-quality controls directly into coding workflows through a coordinated suite of modern technologies.

Emily Rogers, Clinical Data Quality Lead with the Government of New Brunswick, will describe how the provincial consolidation of Solventum’s HDM abstracting tool enables the consistent application of custom data-quality edits across all eight authorities within Horizon Health Network and Vitalité Health Network. This unified approach is improving eaiciency, reducing variation, and supporting standardized, high-quality data capture.

Lisa White, Manager of Health Information Management at Horizon Health Network, will share lessons from Horizon’s implementation of Solventum’s 360 Encompass computer-assisted coding (CAC) solution, highlighting how integrated CIHI edits and advanced annotation, search, and cross-reference capabilities are improving coding completeness and accuracy.

Finally, Stéphane Moisan of Vitalité Health Network and Lee Vickers of Horizon Health Network will discuss the Symbio Program, New Brunswick’s provincial EMR initiative, and preview the Solventum 360 R2 roadmap, including upcoming data-quality tools such as indicator dashboards, Code Preview, and Code Audit.

• Speakers:
  • Emily Rogers, Clincial Data Quality, Health Information Management, Government of New Brunswick
  • Lisa White, Regional Manager of Data Quality, Horizon Health Network
  • Stephane Moisan, Director of Health and Corporate Information Management, Vitalite Health Network
  • Lee Vickers, Regional Director, Health Information Management, Horizon Health Network

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 3 – Convention Hall Level

Public health transformation is happening at every level of Canada’s health system — national, provincial, and regional. From safety dashboards and perinatal surveillance to vaccination data standardization and coverage improvement, leaders across the country are building the infrastructure needed to improve population health.

This panel brings together perspectives from Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), Better Outcomes Registry & Network (BORN), and regional Indigenous health leadership to explore how data, governance, and technology are enabling measurable change.

• Speakers:
  • Catherine Menard, Manager, Health Networks (Technology and Innovation), BORN Ontario
  • Kevin Jones, Vice President, Canada, CANImmunize
  • Ann Chapman, Director, Connected Care, Canadian Institute for Health Information
  • Dr. Lloyd Douglas, Public Health Physician, Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 4 – Convention Hall Level

This CIHI–OntarioMD joint initiative demonstrates how vendor alignment can turn Canada’s national standard the Canadian Core Data for Interoperability (CACDI), into real-world clinical impact. Rather than advancing interoperability in theory, the collaboration will look to bring together EMR vendors and system partners to co-develop and implement a production-ready digital health use case grounded in the CACDI in support of jurisdictions across Canada. The focus is simple but transformative: build once at the standards level and enable deployment everywhere. By co-designing the data standard with clinicians, engaging vendors early, validating functional requirements needed by clinicians at the point of care, and designing for cross- jurisdictional scale from the outset, the initiative aims to reduce duplication, accelerate adoption, and make interoperability tangible in everyday clinical workflows.

Join us as we explore how coordinated vendor engagement, shared implementation approaches, and alignment to Canada’s national data standard, the CACDI, can move Canada from fragmented solutions to scalable interoperability, delivering measurable value to clinicians and patients alike.

• Speakers:
  • Aidan Lee, Executive Director, Technology Solutions and Vendor Accountability, OntarioMD
  • Christine McKenzie, Program Consultant, Interoperability Engagement, Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI)
  • Chandi Chandrasena, Chief Medical Officer, OntarioMD

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 5 – Convention Hall Level

Healthcare organizations are being asked to do more with less— streamlining operations, maximizing resources, and improving outcomes across the entire enterprise.

This education session will spotlight a single, powerful Oracle story that brings together the strength of Oracle Fusion and Oracle Health EHR to demonstrate how connected systems can support both the business and clinical sides of healthcare.

Through a real-world perspective, panelists from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and KPMG will share how an integrated, end- to-end approach helps address key business challenges, from financial and workforce management to clinical efficiency and patient care.

Learn how aligning enterprise and clinical systems can break down silos, create operational synergies, and enable organizations to focus on the full continuum of care—not just clinical workflows.

• Speakers:
  • David Rotenberg, Chief Analytics Officer and Operations Director, Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics, Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
  • Rino La Grassa, Senior Director, Applications, Integration, and Development, Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
  • Kydia Lee, Global Co-Lead of KPMG Connected Enterprise for Health, KPMG
  • Ali Moussa, Director and Healthcare Sales Executive, Oracle Health

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 6 – Convention Hall Level

In 2026 Amplify Care published peer-reviewed model that focused on the benefits from linking lessons from supporting clinicians through adopting technologies while also supporting private sector vendors with valuable feedback from clinicians.

In parallel, Amplify has worked with Venuiti Healthcare on supporting conformance testing to support eReferral renewal in Ontario and are working to ensure innovations in data quality improvement meet the needs of health systems.

The presentation will include a discussion between partners on how P3s can work together to create shared understanding to fix system issues.

• Speakers:
  • Ted Alexander, VP, Partnerships & Innovation, Amplify Care
  • Jordan Shroecker, Director of Operations, Venuiti Healthcare
  • Russell Buchanan, Director, Architecture & Standards – Provincial Programs, Amplify Care

Monday, June 15 from 11:25 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. in Breakout Room 7 – Convention Hall Level

Successful digital health transformation requires more than just technology; it requires a framework for trust.

This fireside chat explores a co-design model that aligns private-sector innovation with public-sector accountability. We will discuss how to create sustainable, scalable, and secure solutions that protect patient data while building a more resilient digital health landscape for Canada.

Key Takeaways:

• The Trust Blueprint: Strategies to align innovation with public-sector values.
• Workflow Integrity: Integrating new tools and protecting patient data.
• Shared Accountability: A practical model for navigating data governance and security.

• Speakers:
  • Dr. Matthew Clarke
  • Dr. Jen McKay, Senior Clinical Specialist, Google for Health

Tuesday, June 16 from 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. in Breakout Room 1 – Convention Hall Level

Join a crucial dialogue featuring an industry expert who advised the federal government on AI policy and a public sector healthcare CEO. This session explores how Canada can responsibly move from high-level AI strategy to practical, patient-centric implementation.

The discussion will bridge the national perspective on creating ethical AI frameworks with the on-the-ground view of provincial healthcare needs. Discover how strategic public-private partnerships are essential to building a trusted AI ecosystem that delivers real-world benefits and improves care for all.

• Speakers:
  • Diane Gutiw, Vice President, CGI AI Research and Strategic Advisory, CGI
  • Ron Johnson, Chief Executive Officer (interim), NL Health Services

Tuesday, June 16 from 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. in Breakout Room 2 – Convention Hall Level

Every minute a clinician spends on documentation is a minute not spent on care. Administrative burden is one of the most pressing challenges facing Canada’s health system — and AI is uniquely positioned to solve it. But what does that look like in practice? How do you move from promise to implementation? And what do clinicians actually think once they’re using it?

In this session, Mike Vlasaty from Heidi Health delivers a live demonstration of Heidi’s AI Care Partner — showing how ambient documentation, clinical decision support, and intelligent communications integrate seamlessly into real clinical workflows. Together, these tools don’t just save time; they give clinicians back the space to focus on what matters most: the patient in front of them.

Dr. Max Ben-Yakov, Emergency Physician and Director of Emergency Clinical Informatics at UHN and Humber River Hospital, then brings the frontline perspective. Drawing from direct experience, he shares the barriers encountered, the breakthroughs achieved, and the critical lessons health system leaders need to drive successful AI adoption in their organizations.

This is a practical, grounded session — built for leaders who are ready to move beyond the hype and understand what implementing AI in Canadian healthcare looks like right now.

• Speakers:
  • Dr. Maxim Ben-Yakov, CMIO, Humber River Health
  • Mike Vlasaty, Strategic Account Executive, GTM Growth and Strategy for Canada, Heidi Health

• Speakers:
  • Tazim Virani, Senior Vice President, Social Impact & Global Initiatives, SE Health
  • Angela Ma, Partner, National Health Sector Leader, PwC Canada
  • Robert Slepin, Chief Digital Officer & Senior VP, SE Health
  • John Yip, President and CEO, SE Health

Tuesday, June 16 from 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. in Breakout Room 4 – Convention Hall Level

Tuesday, June 16 from 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. in Breakout Room 5 – Convention Hall Level

Tuesday, June 16 from 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. in Breakout Room 6 – Convention Hall Level

Tuesday, June 16 from 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. in Breakout Room 7 – Convention Hall Level

As generative AI (GenAI) reshapes the Canadian healthcare landscape, organizations are at a pivotal moment —seeking to unlock its transformative potential while safeguarding patient trust, data privacy, and regulatory compliance. This session explores how healthcare institutions across Canada are balancing innovation with responsibility, approaching GenAI adoption with intention, caution, and strategic focus.

During this session, you’ll hear from El Mostafa, Chief Privacy Officer & Director of Organizational Performance at Montfort Academic Hospital / Institut Savoir Montfort, and Steven Nadeau, Manager of IT Infrastructure at Health Sciences North / Horizon Santé Nord, as they share practical perspectives from their organizations’ journeys.

GenAI offers significant promise, from reducing administrative burden to enhancing clinical decision making and patient engagement. At the same time, it introduces meaningful risk, including data sovereignty, algorithmic bias, and evolving regulatory requirements—issues that remain top of mind for healthcare leaders operating in highly regulated environments. Drawing on real world engagements across the Canadian healthcare ecosystem, CDW will highlight how organizations can assess readiness, establish strong governance models centered on privacy and compliance, and move GenAI responsibly from pilot to production—while aligning innovation with institutional values and public expectations.

• Speakers:
  • KJ Burke, Field CTO – Hybrid Infrastructure, CDW Canada
  • El Mostafa Bouattane, Chief Privacy Officer & Director of Organizational Performance Montfort Academic Hospital /Institut Savoir Montfort
  • Steven Nadeau, Manager, IT Infrastructure, Health Science North