1. IoT, BIG DATA IN
HEALTHCARE SUMMIT
Helping Canadian Healthcare Become Efficient
June 21-22, 2016.
Venue: Sheraton Toronto
Airport Hotel & Conference Center
Toronto, Canada
David Murray
CEO, Sioux Lookout
Meno Ya Win Health
Center
Nancy Lefebre
Chief Clinical
Executive & SVP –
Knowledge & Practice
Saint Elizabeth
Dr. Aviv Gladman
CMIO, Mackenzie
Health
Dr. William Clifford
(Keynote)
CMIO, Northern
Health Authority BC
Jan Walker
(Keynote)
VP Strategy and CIO,
West Park Healthcare
Center
Dr. Thom Tyson
CEO, Appletree
Medical Group
Barry M. Rivelis
SVP & CIO, Pacific
Blue Cross
Participating Organizations
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Who you will meet:
• CXOs, VPs, Directors and senior managers
from Canadian healthcare organizations.”
• VP, Directors, Managers from leading
global and local technology solution
providers and vendors
Most of us take great pride in Canadian
healthcare systems and for the large part
for good reason. But, the reality is that our
healthcare system has been lagging behind and
struggling to cope. Conference Board of Canada
marked Canadian Healthcare system as B and
marked it 10 out of 17 countries they had rated.
Reality is that Canadian healthcare system is
locked into a model from 1960s and the system
isn’t known for using innovative technology
efficiently and is one of the last outposts relying
on paper slips and fax machines.
There are 9 million Baby Boomers in Canada and
half of them retiring in the next 7 years and the
other half in the next 10-15 years; to compound
matters, there are less people entering the
workforce than retiring boomers. All this means
is incredible strain on healthcare system which
is already bursting at the seams to provide
services and care, and is rated B. Going forward
it will be incredibly difficult to provide care for a
large cohort that requires it the most and will be
most vulnerable without transforming healthcare
system, technology and practices. Unless a pot
of gold is found and found soon, we will not be
able to offer services we have prided ourselves
on for generations. Unless, we make our
system efficient.
Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data are
transforming healthcare services around the
world, Canadian IoT, Big Data healthcare
industry will be over $100 billion in the coming
decade. We are amidst an industrial revolution
which will transform every aspect of every major
industry and economic sector and it is coming
in the shape of Internet of Things (IoT) and Big
Data analytics, which can help create savings
and efficiencies for every part of healthcare
sector. We are happy to be able to contribute
to the development and growth of the Canadian
healthcare sector by organizing the first Internet
of Things (IoT), Big Data Healthcare Summit
Canada in Toronto, Ontario.
This conference will help you
• Understand tools and technologies available
to improve patient care
• Create efficiency across the supply chain from
health service providers to pharmaceuticals
to insurance
• Relate mobile health, telehealth and remote
care
This conference is a perfect platform to start
discussion regarding adoption of IoT and Big
Data tools in healthcare industry. It brings
together industry experts, professionals and
solution providers to share their thoughts and
case studies.
Hifazat “Faz” Ahmad
Managing Director
IoT Events
At the conference you will hear:
• Real case studies of businesses who are
benefitting from utilization of new tools and
technologies
• Hear from technology professionals who are
transforming this industry and can help make
businesses efficient and competitive
We believe the conference is must attend for all
healthcare professionals, service providers and
technology professionals keen to find competitive
advantage for their businesses.
We look forward to meeting you in June.
P.S: Special discounted prices are available for
employees of hospitals, healthcare authorities,
pharmacies and diagnostic labs
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15%
Technical
1. First IoT, Big Data Healthcare Summit in Canada to truly embrace
ecosystem collaboration allowing you to hear from both public and
private sector
2. Only event to focus on technology led efficiency and how it can help
you resolve challenges in your healthcare organisation
3. Learn from the leaders of healthcare providers, unmatched speaking
faculty of 11 C-suite executives sharing their knowledge and best
practice across two days
4. Great opportunities to find new vendors, clients and service providers
to help you become efficient and improve your service delivery
5. Special prices for healthcare providers and Canadian SMEs
6. Hear from cutting edge vendors and how they are transforming the
healthcare sector
Who should attend:
Past Conferences:
• CXOs/VPs
• Directors of Healthcare Strategy
• Hospital Directors
• Community Healthcare Providers
• Healthcare related unions
• IT Directors
• IT Managers
• Technology Experts
• Medical Equipment Manufacturers
• Healthcare regulatory representatives:
Municipal, Provincial, Federal
Sponsors &
Attendees:
REASONSTOATTEND
• IBM
• Ambyint
• Oracle
• Cisco
• Schneider
• Streamline Group
• Cadeon
• Terra ETL
• iSolutions
• HP
20%
CXO
20%
VP/Directors
16%
Managers
4%
Consultants
25%
Others (Marketing,
Communication,
Business Development,
Accounts, etc.)
Attendees
Job Titles

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Dr. William Clifford
CMIO, Northern Health
Authority BC
Asim Masood
CMIO, William Osler
Health System
David Murray
CEO, Sioux Lookout
Meno Ya Win Health
Center
Ryan Blackwell
Executive Director,
Retire at Home
Jan Walker
VP Strategy and CIO,
West Park Healthcare
Center
Nancy Lefebre
Chief Clinical Executive
and SVP Knowledge and
Practice, Saint Elizabeth
Beth Linkewich
Director, Sunnybrook
Health Sciences Center
Abubakar Khan
Director, Toronto
Regional Operations,
OPC Canada
Dr. Aviv Gladman
CMIO, Mackenzie Health
Lina Rinaldi
COO, Brant Community
Healthcare System
Bram Ramjiawan
Director, St Boniface
General Hospital
Research Center
Megan Angus
ICAT Practice Director,
HH Angus
Dr. Thom Tyson
CEO, Appletree
Medical Group
Ron Johnson
CIO (Interim),
Eastern Health
Anita Bergen
Manager – Seniors’
Health and Continuing
Care, Saskatoon Health
Region
Dr. Steven Liang
Associate Professor,
University of Calgary
Barry M. Rivelis
SVP and CIO,
Pacific Blue Cross
Nicole Troiano
Executive Director,
Retire at Home
Paul Gallant
President,
Gallant HealthWorks,
VP, Journil
SPEAKERS
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• Challenges and opportunities
• State of the Union
• Why is Canada the perfect breeding ground?
Jan Walker, Vice President – Strategy and Chief
Information Officer, West Park Healthcare Center
9:40 AM
Tech Keynote: Awareness, Adoption
and Execution of IoT in Healthcare
• Encounters faced while adapting new systems
to existing technologies
• Top challenges in IoT adoption
• Responsiveness of regulatory bodies (municipal,
provincial, federal) towards IoT implementation
• Compliance between health network authorities
and regulatory mandates
• How to educate new users about IoT and Big
Data being the “next big thing”
10:20 AM
Morning Networking Break
11:00 AM
Presentation by Appletree Medical Group
Dr. Thom Tyson, Chief Executive Officer,
Appletree Medical Group
11:40 AM
Integrating Healthcare Support Networks
• Nexus among pharmaceutical companies,
insurance companies and healthcare facility
centers
• Exclusive integration of common platforms
among different functions, providers and
stakeholders
• Facilitation of data management between the
platforms
Barry M. Rivelis, Senior Vice President and Chief
Information Officer, Pacific Blue Cross
12:20 PM
Networking Lunch
2:00 PM
Delivering Best Patient Care Using Real
Time Operations and Decision Making
Lina Rinaldi, Chief Operating Officer, Brant
Community Healthcare System
2:40 PM
Panel: First Nations Healthcare: Using
Technology to Facilitate Provision
• Realizing obstacles to providing care for
remoteand isolated communities
• Attitude towards implementing traditional
healing methods vs increasing digital care
— Are there any cultural restrictions? Local
government regulations?
• Availability of funds and resources to expedite
the application of technology
Speakers:
David Murray, Chief Executive Officer,
Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Center
Lina Rinaldi, Chief Operating Officer,
Brant Community Healthcare Center
3:30 PM
Afternoon Networking Break
4:00 PM
Panel: Facilitating Long-Term Care
• Challenges incurred when helping to provide
for retirees
• Enabling remote diagnosis, for retired individuals
• RFID monitoring of aggressive and/or wander
risk residents in long-term care
• Empowerment to conduct self monitoring with
assisted living solutions
Speakers:
Nicole Troiano, Executive Director,
Retire-At-Home Mississauga
Ryan Blackwell, Executive Director, Retire-
At-Home, East Toronto
Anita Bergen, Manager – Seniors’ Health
& Continuing Care, Saskatoon Health
Region
4:30 PM
IoT Integration in the Real-Time
Healthcare System
• Exploring integration in the real-
•
Jason O'Neill, Director of Client Delivery,
ThoughtWire Corp
5:00 PM
Close of Conference
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• Use of data and health informatics to provide
patient care
• Data management and standardization
• Data integration
• How can technology be utilised to increase
patient engagement?
• Enhancing patient experience – Is experience
part of the care mix? Can data help improve
patient experience along with patient care?
• Creating technology environment for
patients and practitioners – apps, channels,
communities, social media, etc.
Nancy Lefebre, Chief Clinical Executive and Senior
Vice President, Knowledge and Practice, Saint
Elizabeth
10:30 AM
Morning Networking Break
11:00 AM
Management of Chronic Diseases with the
Use of Remote Technology
Ron Johnson, Chief Information
Officer (Interim), Eastern Health
11:30 AM
Panel: Integration and Interoperability
• Establishing well-coordinated affinities
between different disciplines of healthcare
• Health system planning and organizational
needs
Speakers: Beth Linkewich, Director,
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center
Geoffrey Parker, Director of Healthcare
Software Development, Macadamian
12:30 PM
Networking Lunch
2:00PM
The Intelligent Hospital & the Internet of
Healthcare Things
Dr. Aviv Gladman, Chief Medical Information
Officer, Mackenzie Health
3:00 PM
Innovation Showcase
• Sathiyanarayanan (Sat) Vijayaraghavan, Chief
Executive Officer, Ajira
3:30 PM
Big Data and M2M in Healthcare
• Barriers to adoption and implementation
— Return on initial investment-worth the value?
— How well would doctors/physicians/nurses cope
with the change?
• Management of Big Data Component
Asim Masood, Chief Medical Information Officer, William
Osler Health System
4:00 PM
Networking Break
4:30 PM
Panel: Maintaining Ethics and Patient Privacy
• Unique changes faced by healthcare professionals to
sustain ethics
• Regulating data transfer and data sharing
• Managing patient privacy and data protection to
reduce legal, trust and engagement cost
Speakers:
Bram Ramjiawan, Director and Chief of Ethics, St.
Boniface General Hospital Research Center
Abubakar Khan, Director,Toronto Regional Operations,
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
5:00 PM
The Future of Healthcare Wearables
• Use of sensors and trackers to promote daily
health tracking
• Remote monitoring, real time data capture
and interpretation
• Impact on overall efficiency
• Data availability of wearable devices
5:30 PM
Close of Conference
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The Canadian College of Health Leaders (CCHL-
CCLS) recognizes this event as professional
development and offers 5.0 Category II Credits
towards MOC to its members!
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VENUE/SPONSORS
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& ASSOCIATES
Engaging Stakeholders
in Health
INDUSTRIAL IOT,
BIG DATA & M2M
SUMMIT
June 21-22, 2016
Toronto, Canada
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Speakers Include:
• Joe AbiDaoud (Keynote)
• Ted Lancaster (Keynote)
• Dustin Angelo
• Scott Tilley
• Mark Seymour
• Feroz Ashraf
Venue Information:
Sponsors:
Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel
& Conference Centre
801 Dixon Road, Toronto, ON, M9W 1J5
Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre is
located only 1.5km from Toronto Pearson International
Airport on Dixon Road with easy access to highways
and within minutes of Mississauga businesses. This
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