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Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioPractical Application of AI to Support Medical Event Prediction and Clinician Decision MakingArtificial Intelligence (AI) can introduce clarity to the clinical journey for the most-challenging diseases and treatment pathways. AI brings power to consume large disparate data sets and transform information into succinct, actionable insights with the power to identify opportunities to reduce avoidable costs, predict medical events, and, ultimately, improve patient care. But developing, implementing, and interpreting to drive actionable results can be challenging without the right data, the right process, and the right actions to be successful. This session will focus on approaches for clinical decision support and identifying opportunities to engage providers with actionable care gaps aligned to b...
2024-08-1255 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioFrom Approval to Access How will Canadians See the Full Potential of Gene TherapyGene therapy has emerged as an exciting innovation for Canadians with rare diseases. As more gene therapy treatments gain approval in Canada, there is promise for transforming and advancing healthcare, especially in areas of high unmet need. Access to those new therapies, however, remains challenging. Join us to discover the untapped potential of gene therapy in Canada as this panel of experts addresses the barriers to access and explores innovative solutions to overcome them, ensuring every Canadian who needs it can access gene therapy with timely, equitable, and effective delivery.
Featuring:
Durhane Wong-Rieger, President and CEO, C...
2024-08-0554 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioThinking Differently Recreating a Health System We Are Proud OfOntario healthcare landscape.
There was a time when Canadians could confidently claim theirs was the best health system in the world. Time to face reality – that is no longer true. The system faces major challenges, with access to care at the top of the list of concerns. Despite spending more on healthcare than most developed countries, we struggle to create enough capacity to meet the needs of a rapidly growing and aging population.
What can we do to break out of this chronic decline and bring back a sense of vibrancy and optimism to the he...
2024-07-2955 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioDignity in CareInsights on the struggles of life limiting experiences and understanding end-of-life care for patients, care providers and medical professionals. Patients and their caregivers require physical and emotional care, especially as they enter the later stages of life. Failure to attend to personhood can be as subtle as being kept waiting for an appointment, as insidious as being required to wear a plastic hospital bracelet that tracks patients according to an institutional number or code, as jarring as being referred to as an aberrant body part - the proverbial "GI bleed in room two" or "breast tumor in room three."...
2024-07-2243 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioIs Our Health System Ready for Where Science is Taking UsAfter decades of research and innovation, cell and gene therapies (CGTs) are unlocking new ways to revolutionize medicine. Distinct from traditional pharmaceutical treatments, CGTs represent highly precise and innovative approaches that target the underlying causes of genetic and acquired diseases with the aim of treating, preventing and potentially curing disease.
Over the past few years, we’ve seen the positive impact that CGTs such as CAR T-cell therapy – a blood cancer treatment that modifies T cells to target and eliminate cancer cells – have had on Canadians. With thousands of CGTs in development to treat diseases from cancers to rar...
2024-07-1558 min
Destination On The LeftUnderstanding American Traveler Sentiment, with Amir EylonA thirty-two-year veteran of the Travel & Tourism industry, Amir Eylon leads the entire team at Longwoods International, responsible for the development and execution of all facets of the organization, from program development to customer acquisition and retention. He joined Longwoods in 2015 from his previous role as Vice President, Partner Engagement with Brand USA, the public-private partnership serving as the destination marketing organization dedicated to increasing international visitation to the US. He led the team responsible for helping to increase Brand USA's partnership base and ensuring that participants received excellent service throughout Brand USA's deployment of joint marketing...
2024-03-2755 min
Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioImproving the Prevention, Management, and Treatment of Diabetes and Other Chronic DiseasesFeaturing:
Kimberley Hanson, Chief Executive Officer, HealthPartners
Dr. David M. Kaplan, Vice President, Quality, Ontario Health
Dr. Karen Cross, Chief Executive Officer, MIMOSA Diagnostics
Dr. Lorraine Lipscombe, Senior Scientist, Women's College Hospital Research Institute
Amir Naseri, Senior Director, Pharmacy Services Strategy & Innovation Shoppers Drug Mart
Moderator: Dr. Tamara Wallington, Chief Health Promotion and Environmental Health Officer, Public Health Ontario
Improving the Prevention, Management, and Treatment of Diabetes and Other Chronic Diseases in Ontario In Ontario, diabetes affects 1 in 3 people and contributes to 30% of strokes, 40% of...
2024-03-0856 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioYou Can’t Recruit Your Way Out of a CrisisLeigh Chapman, Chief Nursing Officer, Health Canada with Tim Guest, CEO, Canadian Nurses Association and Carly Weeks, Health Reporter, The Globe and Mail discuss why Retention is critical to today’s health workforce challenges in the context of a global nursing shortage.
This title “You can’t recruit your way out of a crisis” follows the International Council of Nurses (ICN) Congress, co-hosted by the CNA in Montreal, July 2023. The issue of the global nursing shortage was brought to the forefront as one of the most prominent issues in today’s global health landscape.
In this talk...
2024-01-2652 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLong-Term Care - In Conversation with Donna Duncan, CEO, Ontario Long Term Care AssociationThe Ontario Long Term Care Association represents 70% of Ontario's long-term care homes.
In four years, the oldest of the baby boomers’ generation will turn 80. By 2040, Ontario’s population over that age will nearly double.
Listen to today's conversation with Donna Duncan, CEO for the Ontario Long Term Care Association as we discuss this issue and many more.
2024-01-1628 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealth Beyond - In Conversation with Dr. Jim Feng, CEO and Founder for PhyxablePhyxable – a world-class virtual care provider – and its partners, Micron Digital and Wizcraft Design Build Inc., have been selected by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) as one of five Canadian companies to contribute to its “Health Beyond Initiative” for 2023.
By initiating a leading role in deep-space healthcare innovation, Canada can position itself on the international stage as a pioneer in the delivery of remote healthcare and, thereby, in the development of resources and technologies that can be used in deep space and in remote or rural areas on Earth. Healthcare strategies and technologies developed to support cre...
2024-01-0819 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioA Path to High-Quality Respiratory Care for Canadians Living with AsthmaMore than 150 certified respiratory educators, respirologists, allergists, general practitioners/family physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and respiratory therapists from across the country participated in the first Canadian stakeholder consensus to lay out a path for high-quality respiratory care for Canadians.
With health systems across the country experiencing challenges, Canadians are struggling to access respiratory care, impacting their ability to control their symptoms, adding more pressure on an already strained acute care system. The cost of asthma to the Canadian economy is expected to climb to $4.2 billion annually by 2030.
Recommendations from the study present policy makers with a ro...
2023-11-1357 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioRight Sizing Pediatric HealthcareFollowing three years of pandemic, Ontario children faced escalating waits for medically necessary care. In most communities they wait longer than adults, often impacting their development and always impacting their families. In response, the Ontario government made an historic investment of $330M this year to help pediatric hospitals, mental health agencies and rehabilitation centres permanently increase their capacity to help address the needs of a growing population of children and youth. Join us for a discussion with pediatric leaders about the road ahead and why it matters for kids, their families, and the entire health system.
A...
2023-11-061h 10Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioIncreasing Access to Primary CareThe healthcare system is in crisis, with access appearing to be at an all-time low due to increased demand and reduced supply. There is an urgent need, particularly in primary care, to create evidence-informed, value-based strategies that improve efficiency and enhance care. First Contact Physiotherapy (FCP) is one solution that focuses on integrating physiotherapists into primary and community care to increase access to both prevention and rehabilitation services, and thereby diverting demand from primary care physicians. The evidence for FCP will be presented along with the status of initiatives and structural barriers that need to be removed to facilitate...
2023-10-3159 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioThe Impact of Administrative Burden on Physician BurnoutIn today’s turbulent healthcare sector, significant macro-level trends are impacting the health and wellbeing of our doctors, nurses, and support staff. Of all the headwinds straining the physician’s ability to deliver high quality care, physician burnout is the common thread that ties them together. During the pandemic, Canadian physicians faced an unprecedented surge in demand and stress, resulting in a significant increase in burnout rates that have permeated various aspects of their lives. Join us for an insightful discussion featuring Dr. Nadia Alam and Sarah Wilkinson, CEO of Dr.Bill, a medical billing platform, as they explore the...
2023-10-1757 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioThe Future of Technology Enabled Healthcare Work with Helen Angus and Cameron LoveThe Future of Technology Enabled Healthcare Work
Featuring:
Helen Angus, CEO, AMS Healthcare
Cameron Love, CEO, The Ottawa Hospital
Helen Angus and Cameron Love discuss the just released McMaster Forum Deliberative Dialogue on the future of technology enabled healthcare work. In their conversation, they will examine ways to plan for the future, barriers and facilitators and important next steps. They will also share key learnings from the recent AMS Healthcare Invitational Conference on what is required of leadership to move this critical issue forward.
2023-07-0746 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioConnected Care. Creating Better Healthcare Experiences. With UHN and VHADr. Kevin Smith, President and CEO, University Health Network, Dr. Kathryn Nichol, President and CEO, VHA Home HealthCare, Carolyn Gosse, Vice President, Clinical, UHN at Home and Seniors Care and Courtney Bean, Vice President, Strategic Solutions and Partnerships, VHA Home HealthCare
University Health Network (UHN), a health system in Canada’s largest urban centre, launched a new model of care to improve the care experience with a focus on integrating all aspects of care whether in or outside of a hospital. This Program is developed and delivered in partnership with VHA Home HealthCare (VHA) as lead agency, home care pr...
2023-06-2049 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioJoy in Work Nicety or Necessity with Dr Chris HayesLongwoods Leadership Discussion with Dr. Chris Hayes, Chief Information Officer, Trillium Health Partners.
Joy in Work: Nicety or Necessity
The predicted shortage of the healthcare workforce has reached a crisis state. National and provincial agencies are advocating for greater resources and new strategies to close the gap required to deliver healthcare services to Canadians. However, most of these recommendations are aimed at increased funding to augment recruitment and clear healthcare need backlogs. Although retention strategies are included, they do not address the fact that the work environment is a local issue, one that healthcare organizations...
2023-05-2658 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioEquitable Care Anywhere. A Partnership that is Untethering Care from Place, at System ScaleHealthcare is at the tipping point (finally) of going "Omnichannel". This means organizations and clinicians design and deliver care models that enable patients to access services (and the clinicians who deliver the care) at the most appropriate time and setting—whether virtual or in-person—across unified care delivery & administrative workflows, and a unified patient experience. The concept of “care, anywhere” has been talked about for decades in Canada. Hear this case study on integration and how it is NOW possible, at scale, for any care setting, clinical context or acuity level.
Featuring:
Zayna Khayat, VP, Client S...
2023-03-0644 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioRebalancing Care for Aging Canadians with SE HealthAs pressures mount in healthcare settings across the country, how can we shift the financing and delivery of continuing care to better support older Canadians to live and age at home and in their communities? This Longwoods Breakfast briefing will explore how we can leverage evidence, experience, expertise and values to rebalance care, drive transformative change, and close the gap between current reality and what longstanding evidence tells us the health system needs. Join SE Health’s new President and CEO John Yip, in conversation with researchers Justine Giosa and Paul Holyoke, as they highlight an emerging impact-oriented model of...
2023-01-1841 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealth System Sustainability and ResilienceFeaturing:
Moderator: Dr. Robert Bell
Panelists:
Sara Allin, Associate Professor, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
Darran Fischer, Managing Director, Philips Canada
Kiersten Combs, Country President – Canada, AstraZeneca
Dr. Leigh Chapman, Chief Nursing Officer of Canada
Our healthcare system is facing a critical moment as we rebuild from the pandemic. What have we learned about our healthcare system in response to the stress it faced? How should we approach building a better healthcare system that is both resilient to future crises and sus...
2023-01-0958 min
Business Class: The Tourism Industry's PodcastFalling Into This Industry with Amir Eylon, Longwoods InternationalAmir Eylon, President & C.E.O. at Longwoods International, is making a difference. Here, he joins The Tourism Academy | tourismacademy.org's Stephen Ekstrom to share his unexpected career path from driving the hotel shuttle bus to leading the industry's premier research organization and sharing his experience as a member of the Destinations International Board of Directors.Amir is also a member of the nonprofit Tourism Academy's Advisory Panel.Business Class is brought to you by Learn Tourism, the nonprofit academy - harnessing the power of science, business psychology and adult education to advance the...
2022-11-1525 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioMissed Vaccines are Putting our Kids at Increased Risk of Cancer and Meningitis - A Longwoods Leadership DiscussionFalling through the Cracks: Missed Vaccines are Putting our Kids at Increased Risk of Cancer and Meningitis
The COVID-19 pandemic created a crisis in delivering routine and school-based vaccinations to school-age children, resulting in delayed and missed vaccinations for many children across the country. This is putting children at risk of preventable diseases, such as meningitis as well as human papillomavirus (HPV), which could lead to increased risk of cancer later in life. What is the extent of the problem and what are governments and public health agencies doing to catch-up on missed vaccinations? Join us for...
2022-11-1400 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast - Dr. Michael Gardam, Health PEI, CEO. Stranger in a Strange LandStranger in a Strange Land: Moving from Toronto’s Hospital Row to PEI
The healthcare systems in downtown Toronto versus PEI could not be further apart. In May 2021 Dr. Gardam left academia to take on the role of CEO of the PEI provincial health authority, with the intent of trying to bring complexity science-based approaches to reforming Canada’s smallest provincial healthcare system, all while still in the grip of a pandemic. Working in a small system has laid bare the acute challenges facing Canadian healthcare, and has required Dr. Gardam to dig into fundamental issues that must...
2022-10-3143 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioEngaging Patients in Research Evidence Uptake: Episode 3 - Engaging Patient StakeholdersEPISODE 3
Engaging Patient Stakeholders
Patient-oriented research partnerships require adequate planning, support, and funding to mobilize knowledge and accelerate impact. The following conversations, along with the Healthcare Quarterly Special Issue outline three themes that were critical for the Engaging Multi-stakeholders for Patient Oriented-research Wider Effects and Reach (EMPOWER) teams to advance patient-oriented research in Ontario.
Featuring:
Annette McKinnon, Member of OSSU's Patient Partner Working Group. She developed an interest in patient-partnered research as part of her journey with rheumatoid arthritis.
Maureen Smith, Chair of OSSU's Patient Partner Working Group. Her...
2022-09-2635 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioEngaging Patients in Research Evidence Uptake: Episode 1 - Identifying and Encouraging Patient-Oriented Research PartnershipsEPISODE 1
Identifying and Encouraging Patient-Oriented Research Partnerships
Patient-oriented research partnerships require adequate planning, support, and funding to mobilize knowledge and accelerate impact. The following conversations, along with the Healthcare Quarterly Special Issue outline three themes that were critical for the Engaging Multi-stakeholders for Patient Oriented-research Wider Effects and Reach (EMPOWER) teams to advance patient-oriented research in Ontario.
Featuring:
Dr. Vasanthi Srinivasan, Executive Director, Ontario Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) SUPPORT Unit
Dr. Dean Fergusson, Scientific Lead, Ontario Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) SUPPORT Unit...
2022-09-2630 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioEngaging Patients in Research Evidence Uptake: Episode 2 - Engaging the Research CommunityEPISODE 2
Engaging the Research Community
Patient-oriented research partnerships require adequate planning, support, and funding to mobilize knowledge and accelerate impact. The following conversations, along with the Healthcare Quarterly Special Issue outline three themes that were critical for the Engaging Multi-stakeholders for Patient Oriented-research Wider Effects and Reach (EMPOWER) teams to advance patient-oriented research in Ontario.
Featuring:
Kerry Kuluski, MWS, PhD, the Dr. Mathias Gysler research chair in Patient and Family Centred Care at the Institute for Better Health at Trillium Health Partners and associate professor at the Institute of Health Policy...
2022-09-2622 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioArtificial Intelligence (AI) in HealthcareWhat strategies should Canadian healthcare leaders be considering when crafting their AI strategies to better benefit patients, providers, and payors? From shorter wait times to improved patient outcomes—A successful AI strategy must consider cultural, business, technological and ethical issues all while meeting a challenging climate of Canadian regulation and system complexity.
Topics will include:
How to Be an AI Intrapreneur in Healthcare
AI Applications in Canadian Healthcare Today
Best Practices in Maintaining an AI Projecting in Healthcare
The AI Skills Gap and How to Address It
Keynote:
Helia Mohammadi, Chief Data Scientist an...
2022-06-271h 28Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioToward a World Class Health Data SystemIn response to the health data challenges highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pan-Canadian Health Data Strategy (pCHDS) Expert Advisory Group (EAG)’s Third Report has made recommendations toward a world-class health data system.
Featuring
Jeff Nesbitt, CEO, Canada Health Information Management Association
Dr. Ewan Affleck, Sr. Medical Advisor, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
Dr. Kim McGrail, Scientific Director, Health Data Research Network of Canada
Dr. Vivek Goel, President, University of Waterloo
Moderated by: Dr. David Castle, Professor, University of Victoria
Moving Forward on...
2022-06-1346 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioDigital Compassion: Do You Have a Choice?A Longwoods Breakfast Series discussion.
Featuring:
Brian Hodges, Executive-Vice President Education and Chief Medical Officer, University Health Network
David Wiljer, Executive Director of Education/Technology & Innovation for UHN Digital
Gillian Strudwick, Chief Clinical Informatics Officer and Scientist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Moderator: Will Falk, Executive in Residence at the Rotman School of Management
As leaders, how do you ensure compassionate healthcare in an increasingly digital world? Is it even possible? Listen to organizational leaders and digital experts to learn what you can do to enhance compassionate quality care for patients and s...
2022-05-3044 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioExpanding Care Out of Hospitals – Connected, Patient-Centric Care Across the Health ContinuumShez Partovi, Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer, Royal Philips and Darran Fischer, Managing Director, Philips Canada
A Longwoods Breakfast Series event.
As we look to a post-pandemic world, healthcare industry leaders are asking themselves – how do we transform the technology we turned to in times of crisis into efficient, sustainable, secure solutions that drive quality, proactive care both within a hospital and in the community? Quality care delivered both within and beyond the hospital walls requires a range of foundational elements: informatics and data integration to deliver healthcare anywhere; interoperable, secure IT networks; and adoption of a cl...
2022-05-2344 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioDigitally Enabled Community Care ModelsDigitally enabled community care models facilitate hospital to home patient flow. The power of digital platforms to enhance community care. Showcasing three very different stories; virtual after hours patient support program, patient engagement and remote patient monitoring program, utilizing AI to support data driven decision making for the frail and elderly.
With: Judy Linton, Chief Nursing Executive, & Clinical Institutes and Quality Programs Executive Ontario Health (Clinical Institutes & Quality , David Pichora, President & CEO, Kingston Health, Larry Sylvestre, National Healthcare Leader, AWS Canada Public Sector, Elaine Meertens, Vice President, Cancer Programs at Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario and...
2022-05-0957 minLongwoods Healthcare Services Radio‘Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste’: Lessons Learned from a Pandemic‘Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste’: Lessons Learned from a Pandemic with Dr. Kevin Smith, President and CEO, University Health Network, Toronto, Ontario.
Kevin Smith will explore how the University Health Network responded to the biggest public health challenge in a century and the many lessons it revealed about healthcare.
2022-05-0243 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioThe Opioid Overdose Crisis in Ontario as a Public Health EmergencyMatthew Anderson, President and CEO for Ontario Health and Dirk Huyer, Chief Coroner for Ontario discuss;
The Opioid Overdose Crisis as a Public Health Emergency: What Could We Achieve by Applying Lessons from our Pandemic Response?
Opioid-related deaths have risen dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario, increasing by 76% over the 12 months after implementation of public health measures.
The pandemic has contributed to this rise in opioid-related deaths and has worsened the tragic impacts of the opioid overdose crisis. The pandemic has also shown us what we can accomplish when we come together...
2022-04-0544 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioToward a New Era of Quality Improvement: Transforming Ideas into ActionLeslee Thompson, CEO, Health Standards Organization & Accreditation Canada
G. Ross Baker, Emeritus Professor, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto
A dynamic, thought-provoking conversation with two leading health and healthcare experts in Quality Improvement. Drawing on lessons learned from the past, insights from the pandemic crisis and emerging trends from around the world, Leslee and Ross will dig into the realities of what it will take to improve health care quality as we move into the future. What are the new priorities for change and what are some ideas for tackling the barriers and opportunities ahead...
2022-03-2842 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioPanel Discussion: How Meaningful Change in DEI from Healthcare Leaders MattersAn open discussion with the panelists as they review and comment on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in healthcare.
Chaired by: Yinka Macaulay, Founder, Well Millennial and Lead, Health Equity, North York Toronto Health Partners
Featuring
Moderator:
Ryan Hinds, Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto
Panelists:
Dr. Rani Srivastava, Associate Professor and Dean of Nursing, Thompson Rivers University
Click here to see Dr. Rani Srivastava's presentation slides
Angela Robertson, Executive Director, Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre
Richard Jock, Memb...
2022-03-2137 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioPanel Presentation: How Meaningful Change in DEI from Healthcare Leaders MattersChaired by: Yinka Macaulay, Founder, Well Millennial and Lead, Health Equity, North York Toronto Health Partners
Featuring
Moderator:
Ryan Hinds, Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto
Panelists:
Dr. Rani Srivastava, Associate Professor and Dean of Nursing, Thompson Rivers University
Click here to see Dr. Rani Srivastava's presentation slides
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
...
2022-03-1450 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioDr. F. Gigi Osler outlines How Meaningful Change in DEI from Healthcare Leaders MattersDr. 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 gives the keynote at this February 15, 2022 Longwoods Healthcare Rounds.
Chaired by: Yinka Macaulay, Founder, Well Millennial and Lead, Health Equity, North York Toronto Health Partners
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...
2022-03-0121 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioDigital and Informatics Competencies: Requirements for Nursing Leaders in CanadaFeaturing: Gillian Strudwick, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Centre for Addictions and Mental Health,
Lorraine Blackburn, Vice President, Professional Practice and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Vancouver Coastal Heal,
Brian Lo, Research Analyst, Information Management, Centre for Addictions and Mental Health and
Moderated by Don Juzwishin, Editor-in-Chief, Healthcare Management Forum
The use of health information technologies continues to grow, especially with the increase in virtual care in response to COVID-19. As the largest health professional group in Canada, nurses are key stakeholders and their active engagement is essential for the meaningful adoption and use of digital...
2022-02-2258 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioCharting a Pathway Towards Ambitionpan-Canadian Health Data Strategy Expert Advisory Group.
Featuring: Dr. Vivek Goel, President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Waterloo, Dr. Ewan Affleck, Senior Medical Advisor - Health Informatics, College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta, Alies Maybee, Independent Patient Partner and Moderated by Dr. David Castle, Professor, School of Public Administration and Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria, BC.
Insights into the current thinking of the pan-Canadian Health Data Strategy (pCHDS) Expert Advisory Group (EAG) on the barriers that must be overcome to establish a coherent pan-Canadian health data ecosystem, and the current unprecedented opportunity, due to t...
2022-01-3143 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioNavigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare. Healthcare FinanceFeaturing: Young Lee, Vice President Corporate Performance, Digital Health Innovation and Chief Financial Officer, North York General Hospital of Toronto, ON and Jim Avington, Assistance Vice President, Finance and Controller, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Philadelphia, PA
Moderated by: Lydia Lee, National Leader for Digital Health, KPMG Canada
Comments from: Deana Kraft, Global Lead, Healthcare Go To Market, Workday and Dr. Bob Bell past Deputy Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Ontario
Navigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare.
With the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic every health system aro...
2022-01-2428 min
Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioBuilding Post Pandemic Resilience in Health. Nurses‘ Perspective: Episode 6 with Lynn Nagle and Kathleen MacMillanJanuary 11, 2022
Conversations with health leaders and researchers hosted by Lynn Nagle. Episode 6 featuring Kathleen MacMillan, Director and Professor at the Dalhousie University School of Nursing.
2022-01-1132 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioNavigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare. Data Infrastructure and Supply ChainNavigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare. Data Infrastructure and Supply Chain
Featuring: Dr. Anne Snowdon, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, Odette School of Business, University of Windsor and Scientific Director, CEO, Supply Chain Advancement in Health Network of Centre of Excellence and Pete Schemm, Associate Vice President, Supply Chain Services and Logistics Operations, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / CHOP
Moderated by: Lydia Lee, National Leader for Digital Health, KPMG Canada
Comments from: Deana Kraft, Global Lead, Healthcare Go To Market, Workday and Dr. Bob Bell past Deputy Minister of Health and Long-Term Car...
2022-01-1028 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioNavigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare. Human Resources and StaffingFeaturing: Joel Gontjes, Vice President of Total Rewards for Spectrum Health, Grand Rapids, MI and Mari Teitelbaum, Vice President, Strategy, Quality, Family Partnerships and Chief Innovation Officer, Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario / CHEO, Ottawa, ON
Moderated by: Lydia Lee, National Leader for Digital Health, KPMG Canada
Comments from: Deana Kraft, Global Lead, Healthcare Go To Market, Workday and Dr. Bob Bell past Deputy Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Ontario
Navigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare.
With the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic every health system around the world has had...
2022-01-0424 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealthcare Design for the Future: Lessons from the Pandemic with Dr. Bob BellDr. Bob Bell, MDCM, MSc, FRCSC, FACS, FRCSE (hon)
Key note presentation from Longwoods Healthcare Rounds September, 2021.
Navigating the rapidly changing world of healthcare.
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 work...
2021-12-0128 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioSilver Linings: A Year of Lessons in Innovating through Inclusion & Collaboration with MedtronicLongwoods Breakfast Series, October 14, 2021 with Geoff Martha, Chairman and CEO, Medtronic, Neil Fraser, President, Medtronic Canada & Regional Vice-President - Canada, Medtronic PLC and Moderated by Sarah Downey, President and CEO, Michael Garron Hospital.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced everyone – from governments, scientists, health systems, and the private sector – to work differently, almost overnight. The result was process and technology innovation deployment at unprecedented speeds. It was a stark contrast to the slow, often temporary, adoption of innovation. None of that would have been possible without the exceptional collaboration that occurred among stakeholders across sectors, both private and public. This...
2021-11-3045 min
Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights - Season 2, Episode 4: Keeping It Personal: In-Person Connection for Effective Knowledge Sharing in a Virtual World & How Innovative Technology is Paving the Way for More Patient-Centric CareKeeping It Personal: In-Person Connection for Effective Knowledge Sharing in a Virtual World
Giovanni Salas
Now that a great number of people in the US and Canada have been vaccinated against COVID-19, organizations find themselves at a defining moment.
How Innovative Technology is Paving the Way for More Patient-Centric Care
Juggy Sihota
The demand for virtual care grew rapidly following the onset of the pandemic.
2021-11-1613 min
Destination Marketing PodcastIntroducing the Traveler Sentiment Survey from Longwoods International with Amir EylonGet a sneak-peek into the Travel Vertical Podcast in this episode of the Destination Marketing Podcast. Adam and Laurie are joined by Amir Eylon, president & CEO at Longwoods International, to talk about how his company has been helping destination marketing organizations discover traveler sentiment throughout the pandemic by producing weekly reports since early 2020. Learn how it works, why it was started and how your destination can benefit from this tool.
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2021-11-0928 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBuilding Post Pandemic Resilience in Health. Nurses‘ Perspective: Episode 5 with Ru Taggar and Irene AndressConversations with health leaders and researchers hosted by Dr. Kathleen MacMillan. Episode 5 featuring Ru Taggar is the Executive Vice President, Chief Nursing and Health Professions Executive at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and Irene Andress, Vice-President, Programs, Services and Chief Nursing Executive, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
2021-11-0841 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: Lessons for the Development of Effective Health Systems from COVID-19 with Kwame McKenzieSept 16, 2021 with Dr. Kwame McKenzie, CEO, the Wellesley Institute.
There were huge inequities in rates of Covid-19 infection, hospitalization and deaths for low income and racialized groups. Data from the vaccination roll-out show similar disparities in immunization rates, but, these figures do not tell the full story. They do not tell the story of the many promising approaches developed at the community, primary care and hospital interfaces that have pushed Canada to the forefront of international discussions about sustainable health system recovery. This presentation will use examples from the pandemic to discuss how we can produce more e...
2021-10-1145 min
The Travel Vertical PodcastIn conversation with Longwoods International. Are Americans ready to travel? How and where will they go? What are their service expectations? What are they saying and thinking?Episode #13: We're on Wave 46 of a biweekly American Traveler Sentiment Survey that began at the dawn of the pandemic. Amir Eylon, President & CEO of Longwoods International shares the latest findings.
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The Travel Vertical Podcast is a part of the Destination Marketing Podcast Network. It is hosted by Adam Stoker and Laurie Farr and produced by the team at Relic.
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2021-10-0626 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBuilding Post Pandemic Resilience in Health. Nurses‘ Perspective: Episode 4 with Michael VilleneuveConversations with health leaders and researchers hosted by Dr. Kathleen MacMillan. Episode 4 featuring Mike Villeneuve, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Nurses Association
2021-10-0437 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBuilding Post Pandemic Resilience in Healthcare: Nurses‘ Perspectives. Episode 3 with Pat ArmstrongConversations with health leaders and researchers hosted by Dr. Kathleen MacMillan. Episode 3 featuring Pat Armstrong, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, York University
2021-09-2734 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBuilding Post Pandemic Resilience in Healthcare: Nurses‘ Perspectives. Episode 2 with Linda SilasConversations with health leaders and researchers hosted by Dr. Kathleen MacMillan. Episode 2 featuring Linda Silas, President, Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions
2021-09-2031 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBuilding Post Pandemic Resilience in Health. Nurses’ Perspective: Episode 1 with Dr. Anne SnowdonConversations with health leaders and researchers hosted by Dr. Kathleen MacMillan. Episode 1 featuring Dr. 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).
2021-09-1332 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights - Season 2, Episode 3: Reflections in a Time of Crisis: What it Takes to Manage and Lead Integrated Systems of CareReflections in a Time of Crisis: What it Takes to Manage and Lead Integrated Systems of Care
Viktoria Stein, Robin Miller, Jodeme Goldhar and Anne Wojtak
The leadership and management for integrated systems of care requires new capabilities, ones that challenge the status quo and overcome the institutionalized siloes within professions and within organizations. It requires shifting the way we design, lead and implement health and social care. This leadership imperative predates COVID-19, but the global pandemic has become the tipping point for change.
2021-08-1007 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: Not Just a Land of Pilot Projects: Excellence in Care with and for Everyone with Jennifer ZelmerJune 8, 2021 with Jennifer Zelmer, President and CEO, Healthcare Excellence Canada. Everyone in Canada wants and deserves excellence in healthcare, but that is not the reality for all. Access to quality care is uneven; health outcomes vary even more widely. And great ideas for addressing these challenges often get stuck as pilot projects, benefiting only the lucky people in the organization or region served by the initial innovator. While that doesn’t have to be the case, it’s also true that safer, higher quality care at scale doesn’t just happen. Smart approaches that move wise practice from spread to sca...
2021-06-2943 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights - Season 2, Episode 2: The Power of CollaborationThe Power of Collaboration
Jamie McIntosh
As the second wave of COVID-19 loomed in the fall of 2020, hospitals in Ottawa, ON, and the surrounding areas were all short-staffed. Where and how would they find the recruits they needed? Their innovative answer was to stop competing and start cooperating.
An interview with Greg Hedgecoe, vice president of People, Performance Improvement and Diagnostic Services at Queensway Carleton Hospital in Ottawa, ON, and chair of the Regional HR Committee.
2021-06-1505 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights - Season 2, Episode 1: Timely Access to Child and Adolescent Mental Healthcare Matters Now More Than EverTimely Access to Child and Adolescent Mental Healthcare Matters Now More Than Ever
Rob Meeder and Nadiya Sunderji
COVID-19 has amplified what was already a growing problem – children struggling with their mental health and inadequate access to specialized mental healthcare, especially physician-delivered care.
2021-06-0807 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: New Day, New Ways: How Healthcare Can Be Different — and Better — in the Post-Pandemic WorldMay 5, 2021 with Dr. Verna Yiu, President and CEO, Alberta Health Services. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated and expanded change within Alberta Health Services (AHS) and other healthcare systems across Canada. But what happens when the pandemic is over? In her 30-minute presentation, Dr. Yiu envisions a new healthcare system for the post-pandemic world. She will discuss how change can transform the delivery of continuing, acute and community-based care, and how virtual health and the use of data/analytics could be two drivers of this change. If health leaders can build upon the momentum for innovation built during the pandemic...
2021-05-2548 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: Innovative Technologies for More Collaborative, Patient-Centric CareApril 20, 2021. The pandemic has served as a catalyst for the rapid acceleration of innovative healthcare tools and solutions in Canada. TELUS Health’s Juggy Sihota, Vice-President of Consumer Health and Diane McIntosh, Chief Neuroscience Officer, share their perspectives on why sustaining this momentum will be critical to addressing both the immediate and long-term challenges facing Canada’s healthcare system.
2021-05-1150 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: A Lens on Healthcare Liability, Safety and the Pandemic's ImpactMarch 4, 2021. Longwoods Breakfast with Catherine Gaulton, Chief Executive Officer & Attorney-in-Fact, Healthcare Insurance Reciprocal of Canada (HIROC)
2021-03-3045 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealthcare Rounds: Addressing changing needs in the COVID-19 era Panelist open discussionHealth Outside the Hospital: Addressing Our Changing Healthcare Needs in the Age of COVID-19. Panelist review questions from the audience and openly discuss the opportunities. The conversation will cover the increased demand for home and community care brought on by the pandemic, plus the positive impacts of integrated health models that are helping alleviate pressures on hospitals and maintain population health. Featuring: Lisa Purdy, Dr. Sarah Newbery, Chris Wilson and Erik Sande; moderated by Bernard Lord.
Recorded February 24, 2021
2021-03-2329 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealthcare Rounds: Addressing changing needs in the COVID-19 era Panelist presentationsHealth Outside the Hospital: Addressing Our Changing Healthcare Needs in the Age of COVID-19. The conversation will cover the increased demand for home and community care brought on by the pandemic, plus the positive impacts of integrated health models that are helping alleviate pressures on hospitals and maintain population health. Featuring: Lisa Purdy, Dr. Sarah Newbery, Chris Wilson and Erik Sande; moderated by Bernard Lord.
Recorded February 24, 2021
2021-03-1657 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealthcare Rounds: Addressing changing needs in the COVID-19 eraDr. Charles Alessi, Chief Clinical Officer – International for HIMSS 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. Recorded February 24, 2021
2021-03-0932 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 15: Canada’s Aging Population: Who Pays and Who Acts?Canada’s Aging Population: Who Pays and Who Acts?
Don Drummond and Duncan Sinclair
There is a common misconception that if the government pays for a service, whether federal, provincial or municipal, then it is free to Canadians. It is not!
The people of Canada will pay: as taxpayers, through premiums paid for LTC insurance, directly out of their savings and their families’ earned income and as donors to the charitable organizations that sponsor or subsidize support services for the elderly. The only issue in question is what the division will be among these...
2021-01-1907 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 14: Comprehensive Care and Prevention of Diabetes in Ontario: The Need of the HourComprehensive Care and Prevention of Diabetes in Ontario: The Need of the Hour
Harpreet Bajaj, Kimberley Hanson, David Kaplan, Terrence Sullivan and Catharine Whiteside
As the COVID-19 pandemic forges through the globe, clear evidence points to worse outcomes experienced by persons with chronic conditions. Coupled with susceptibility to infection and commonly associated risk factors such as hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and obesity, diabetes carries at least twice the risk of severe disease or death related to COVID-19.
2021-01-0508 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 13: Anti-Mask Protests and Racism: What Is the Link?Anti-Mask Protests and Racism: What Is the Link?
Umair Majid, Judy Truong, Aghna Wasim and Matthew Truong
In the past several months, we have heard, experienced or read about individuals who refuse to wear a mask and direct racist comments toward customers and members of staff in public places. We see that racism and discrimination are part of the rhetoric inherent in anti-mask sentiments. However, anti-mask sentiments remain a somewhat novel phenomenon that have only exploded recently in the context of widespread restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. By analyzing instances of anti-mask sentiments detailed in news r...
2020-12-1508 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioHealthcare Rounds: Addressing Chronic Disease to Recover from COVID-19Diabetes Care and Management for Ontario on November 12, 2020. Addressing Chronic Disease to Recover from COVID-19 with Kimberley Hanson, Executive Director, Federal Affairs, Diabetes Canada, gives an overview of the current situation of care for people living with or at risk of living with diabetes and what’s next for management and delivery of care for diabetes in Ontario.
2020-12-0826 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 12: Optimizing Human Resource Management in the Time of COVID-19 at York RegionOptimizing Human Resource Management in the Time of COVID-19 at York Region
Rina Lamba and Julia Roitenberg
When the pandemic started in February 2020, York Region was faced with constantly changing conditions and minimal data to help guide decision making. We were challenged to make informed decisions with limited information as we redeployed our staff of 500 to support the COVID-19 response. The situation was unprecedented.
As senior leaders, we were, and continue to be, in a situation that the US Army has called “VUCA” – a popular acronym used to describe and reflect on an environment of volatil...
2020-12-0107 min
Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 11: COVID-19: Five Learnings that Could Transform Ontario HealthcareCOVID-19: Five Learnings that Could Transform Ontario Healthcare
Gary Sims, Mike Lapaine, Dave Edwards and Pam McLaughlin
It is clear that the various organizations within the healthcare system in Ontario have cooperated to manage the challenge of COVID-19 and – together with the public – avoided the high volumes of cases seen in other areas of the world in the early weeks of the pandemic. We experienced tragic losses of life in long-term care and retirement residences, but other sectors stepped in to share the burden. In many areas, a great deal of problem-solving took place in a short time...
2020-11-0314 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: The Lessons of COVID-19 for Canadian Learning Health SystemsOctober 21, 2020. Rick Glazier, Scientific Director of the Institute of Health Services and Policy Research at the Canadian Institute of Health Research updates us on strategic directions for CIHR-IHSPR and how they are being amplified and modified by the pandemic.
2020-10-2743 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode10: Best Laid Plans: When a Pandemic Complicates Hospital Funding ReformBest Laid Plans: When a Pandemic Complicates Hospital Funding Reform
Karen S. Palmer and Noah Ivers
COVID-19 has created historic financial pressures for Canadian hospitals. When the pandemic escalated in March 2020, hospitals everywhere ramped up in heroic and unprecedented ways in anticipation of a sharp rise in demand for services. Governments – both provincial and federal – increased health sector funding to expand hospitals’ capacity in case the curve was not flattened. But how much flexibility do hospitals have in deciding how they spend this money?
2020-10-2009 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioLongwoods Breakfast: Best Laid Plans with Helen Angus and Matt AndersonSeptember 16, 2020. Get an update from Matthew Anderson President and CEO, Ontario Health and Helen Angus Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health, Ontario
2020-10-1346 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 9: Staffing for Nursing Home Care: COVID-19 and BeyondStaffing for Nursing Home Care: COVID-19 and Beyond
Pat Armstrong, Charlene Harrington and Margaret McGregor
As we search for ways to deal with COVID-19 in nursing homes, and to prevent such tragedies in the future, it seems obvious that we need to begin with staffing. British Columbia began its efforts to control the spread of the virus in these homes; Ontario called in the military; and Quebec will attempt to hire and train 10,000 healthcare workers. Yet, there are those who still argue that there is insufficient evidence, linking staffing levels and quality of care, or on appropriate staffing levels...
2020-09-2906 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: The 'Now Normal': Transitions in Health Services During and Beyond the Pandemic with Jennifer ZelmerJune 23, 2020. Jennifer Zelmer, President & CEO of CFHI explores this evolving 'now normal,' addressing vulnerabilities the pandemic has highlighted and opportunities to move towards better care, closer to home and community...now and beyond.
2020-09-2227 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 8: Where Do We Go from Here? Confronting Racism in HealthcareWhere Do We Go from Here? Confronting Racism in Healthcare
Adnaan Bhyat
As Canadians we are not special or much different from our neighbours. Racism, both individual and systemic, is rampant throughout our country. And no, the health system is not the altruistic, infallible institution we believe it to be.
2020-09-1505 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: The Past, Present and Future of Integrated Care in Ontario with Susan FitzpatrickMarch 4, 2020. Susan Fitzpatrick, former Interim CEO, Ontario Health in conversation with Brian Golden, Vice-Dean, MBA Programs; Sandra Rotman Chair in Health Sector Strategy at The University of Toronto engages Susan in a discussion about her journey through Health Integration in Ontario.
2020-09-0459 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 7: iKNOW Health: Helping People Navigate Complex Health Systems by Addressing Health and Digital Health LiteracyiKNOW Health: Helping People Navigate Complex Health Systems by Addressing Health and Digital Health Literacy
Jo-Louise Huq, Troy Stooke, Tracy Wasylak and Patty Wickson
Navigation is a challenge in healthcare, and is increasingly becoming so as information, resources, digital tools and even providers grow in numbers and change rapidly. Navigation involves being able to find information and services when needed, communicating with healthcare providers to make informed decisions about care needs and using digital health tools in ways that support one’s health. An inability to effectively navigate can have a negative impact on the care people rec...
2020-09-0109 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: The Power of Partnership: Collaboration for Patient Safety Transformation in CanadaJanuary 15, 2020. Chris Power, CEO, Canadian Patient Safety Institute. CPSI convened a National Patient Safety Consortium to deliver a pan-Canadian patient safety action plan in an effort to drive real change in patient safety. It could not succeed if it were seen to be simply one organization’s agenda, it required commitment from more than 40 organizations, governments, professional and patient groups. These collaborations on Canada’s patient safety priorities evolved into CPSI’s bold new mandate and strategic plan for 2018-2023: Patient Safety Right Now. This new approach promises to help lead systems strategies by demonstrating what works in patient safety...
2020-08-2442 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Beyond Protection: Partnering to Advance Safe Medical Care with Hartley SternDecember 5, 2019. Dr. Hartley Stern, Executive Director and CEO, Canadian Medical Protective Association, how greater collaboration can improve the safety of care for all Canadians.
2020-08-1843 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 6: We Are All in This TogetherWe Are All in This Together
Carol Annett
Different circumstances call for different leadership styles. In the turbulent, bewildering and ambiguous world of COVID-19, clear, confident, decisive and military-style leadership was the right and necessary response to navigate uncharted waters.
But the circumstances have now changed, and a different leadership style is in order – one that is more flexible, collaborative, inclusive, open to innovative ideas and less risk-averse. We need an approach that ensures we actually live up to the slogan “we are all in this together”, with more than just a few selected participants at the...
2020-08-0907 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: AI can Change the Future of HealthcareNovember 26, 2019. The transformative impact of AI will be felt in making healthcare more affordable and accessible not just more effective. With Dr. Kaveh Safavi, Senior Managing Director, Global Health Practice, Accenture
2020-08-0358 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Innovation. Inspiration. Integration featuring IFICOctober 8, 2019. Co-designing for Health and Wellbeing with Individuals and Communities featuring speakers Eileen Dahl, Patient Partner, Dr. Toni Dedeu, Interim CEO and Director, IFIC, Walter P. Wodchis, Professor, IHPME and Research Chair, IESIBE, Trillium Health Partners and Jodeme Goldhar, Executive Lead, Strategy and Innovation, The Change Foundation.
2020-07-281h 00Longwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 5: Let’s Talk COVID-19 Vaccine HesitancyLet’s Talk COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
Mobeen Ahmad, Judy Truong and Umair Majid
With the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon, healthcare providers must ensure widespread uptake of vaccination. This podcast explores the factors that might encourage COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy.
2020-07-2008 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Ontario's Access to Care Challenges from My Side of the Gurney and Computer with Dr. Chris SimpsonSeptember 26, 2019. Dr. Chris Simpson, Former President, Canadian Medical Association speaks about how modern technology can help improve wait times and access to care across the care continuum.
2020-07-1453 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 4: Pandemic Underscores Transparency in Frontline Workforce Deployment & If COVID-19 Doesn’t Force Change, What Will?Pandemic Underscores Transparency in Frontline Workforce Deployment
Shawn Drake, Tila Smith, and John King
Working on healthcare’s frontlines is, at best, dynamic and uncertain, and at worst, tumultuous. Under normal circumstances, methodologies behind planning, scheduling and deploying frontline workforce are highly emotive for the affected staff. During a pandemic – when the health workforce is essentially executing its roles in a continual state of emergency – stress and anxiety is exacerbated. Logic dictates that when practices of health workforce deployment (HWD) are transparent and accessible, frontline staff benefit.
If COVID-19 Doesn’t Force Change, What Will?
Ron Kaczor...
2020-07-0716 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Human: Solving the Global Workforce Crisis in Healthcare with Mark BritnellJune 4, 2019. By 2030, the world will be short of approximately 15 million health workers - a fifth of the workforce needed to keep healthcare systems going. Harnessing technology, how can we reimagine new models of care and workforce agility in ways that drive economic and human prosperity?
2020-06-3057 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 3: A Pandemic and OHT Symbiosis through Stages of Grief and Appreciative Inquiry & Austerity and COVID-19A Pandemic and OHT Symbiosis through Stages of Grief and Appreciative Inquiry by Barbara Heatley-O’Neil
Healthcare leaders were recently challenged to create Ontario Health Teams (OHTs). In the midst of that game-changing work, came the COVID-19 pandemic.
Austerity and COVID-19 by Dr. Kwame McKenzie
We will see the social determinants of health play out in the COVID-19 pandemic. In the US, there already are early reports of race-based disparities in risk of infection, and ...
2020-06-1611 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Reshaping Healthcare Services and Delivery to Meet Changing Needs with Bernard LordMay 28, 2019. Bernard Lord, CEO, Medavie. Patient needs and expectations are changing, and our health system must adapt. Hear about reshaping healthcare management and delivery to add capacity, create efficiencies and improve the well being of Canadians.
2020-06-0955 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 2: Governments Must Prioritize Vulnerable Groups when Re-Opening Economies & Is Virtual Care the New Norm?Governments Must Prioritize Vulnerable Groups when Re-Opening Economies by Naomi Lightman and Lorian Hardcastle
As governments re-open their economies, policymakers must balance the interests of the broader public with those who live and work in conditions that put them at risk.
Is Virtual Care the New Norm? by Michael Green
The evidence is clear: virtual care is an effective means of care delivery.
2020-06-0112 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioInsights Episode 1: The Light at the End of the COVID-19 Tunnel & COVID 19: Some ObservationsCOVID 19: Some Observations by Janet Davidson
My point of reference for COVID-19 is SARS. I was a Toronto hospital CEO in the thick of the SARS outbreak, but I am much more removed from the COVID-19 pandemic. I am, however, struck daily by some of the similarities as well as the significant differences.
The Light at the End of the COVID-19 Tunnel by Ron Kaczorowski
If history has taught us anything, these unusual times are not a first and they will definitely not be the last. As a Stockdale optimist, I am confident...
2020-05-1211 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Healthcare's Digital Future - Creating a Better Tomorrow with Barb CollinsMay 7, 2019. Barb Collins, President and CEO, Humber River Hospital tells us how Humber River Hospital (HRH) seized the opportunity to optimize design, incorporate technology and reinvent processes to deliver more effective and efficient patient-centred care, supported by some of the world’s finest technology. More recently HRH, utilizing the hospital's digital infrastructure, championed the introduction of an innovative large-scale Command Centre, first in Canada and second in the world, that is focused on synchronizing, prioritizing and de-risking patient care delivery using real-time and predictive analytics.
2020-04-2856 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Lessons from BC with Brendan Carr and Arden KrystalApril 30, 2019. As Ontario gears up for massive transformation, hear from two CEOs who have led integrated delivery systems in British Columbia. Moderated by Will Falk, this session focuses on questions such as: What can Ontario learn from BC’s experience with a ‘super agency’? and What can BC’s experience with Regional Health Authorities teach Ontario as we start to set up OHTs?
2020-04-2759 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Ontario Health with Helen AngusApril 2, 2019. Helen Angus, Deputy Minister of Ontario Health and Long-Term Care. The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care has begun implementing the Ontario government’s long-term plan to strengthen the public healthcare system by focusing on the needs of patients. Deputy Minister Helen Angus will speak about how Ontario’s plan will improve the patient and provider experience and enable better connected public healthcare.
2020-04-2752 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: How to Improve Safety and Quality in an Overburdened Health System with Kevin SmithJanuary 23, 2019. Dr. Kevin Smith, President and CEO, University Health Network (UHN) Ontario’s hospitals are often operating beyond 100 per cent capacity. Hear directly from the CEO of Canada’s largest academic health sciences centre on what we in healthcare can do with the resources we have – including increasing collaboration between hospitals and primary care, home and community based partners.
2020-04-2756 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Dementia Care: Current Challenges, Future Opportunities with Dr. Sudip SahaDecember 5, 2018. Dr. Sudip Saha, Senior Medical Director for Long Term Care, Region of Peel and Chief and Medical Director of the Seniors Health System at William Osler. The presentation focuses on the current challenges facing healthcare systems in looking after elderly patients with dementia. The talk concludes with insights in regards to better paradigms of care for this vulnerable population.
2020-04-1559 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: Transforming How We Manage Health Technologies in Support of Better Health with Dr. Brian O'Rourke, President and CEO of CADTHNovember 6, 2018. Dr. Brian O'Rourke, President and CEO of CADTH discusses how contemporary healthcare is heavily dependent on drugs, medical devices, diagnostic testing, and other clinical interventions. Identifying some of the exciting technological advances making their way into clinical practice, and how CADTH will ultimately support better health outcomes, better patient experience, and better value for Canadians.
2020-04-1547 minLongwoods Healthcare Services RadioBreakfast with the Chiefs: The Un-Closable Hospital with Dr. Brett Belchetz, CEO and Co-Founder of MapleSeptember 27, 2018. Dr. Brett Belchetz, CEO & Co-founder at Maple discusses how technology is rapidly changing the way patients around the globe manage their health. Here in Canada, technology is already transforming our ability to keep healthcare facilities open in the face of physician shortages.
2020-04-1455 minDestination On The LeftMarket Research a Roadmap Through a Pandemic, with Amir EylonA thirty-plus year veteran of the Travel & Tourism industry, Amir leads the entire Longwoods international team responsible for the development and execution of all facets of the organization from program development to customer acquisition and retention. He joined Longwoods in 2015 from his previous role as Vice President, Partner Engagement with Brand USA, the public-private partnership serving as the destination marketing organization dedicated to increasing international visitation to the US. He led the team responsible for helping to increase Brand USA's partnership base and ensuring that participants received excellent service throughout Brand USA's deployment of joint marketing programs...
2020-04-0126 min
Longwoods RadioBringing Research Results to the BedsideIt is included on Longwoods' Radio with their kind permission. EXTRA stands for Executive Training for Research Application, a program to promote the movement of research findings directly into the management of the health care system. One of the first participants, and one of the program's staunchest proponents, Dr. James Worthington, explains how EXTRA made a difference to him, and how his project had an impact at the Ottawa Hospital.
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