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AHIC 2010: The Realities of eHealth

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Advances in Health Informatics Conference
UW Health Sciences Campus, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
April 28 - 30, 2010

Thank you for attending and supporting AHIC 2010: The Realities of eHealth, the inaugural international conference focused on Health Informatics innovation, research and education.

Read the Papers or See What Happened at the Conference!

The conference lives on! An online archive of the entire conference is available as well as a DVD of the Conference Proceedings.

The Online Conference Archive includes the video recordings of the paper presentations, the special Think Tank session on eHealth Strategies, sponsor media and materials, and on-site video interviews with keynote speakers and many of the key think tank participants.

To purchase the Conference Proceedings DVD and access to the Online Archive, please click here.

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Think Tank Key Participants Announced...

There seems to be consensus regarding the significant positive impact that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) can have on the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery. Even so, eHealth projects in Canada and elsewhere face daunting challenges.

This Think Tank session, the centre piece of AHIC 2010, will examine what has worked in eHealth, what hasn’t and why. The session will bring together both on-site and online participants into a thinking process on the nature and limitations of eHealth strategies and what we already know that might make them more effective.

AHIC 2010 is pleased to announce the following key participants for this Think Tank Session:

  • Dr. Norm Archer, Professor Emeritus, DeGrotte School of Business, McMaster University
  • Dr. Sholom Glouberman, Associate Scientist / Adjunct Assistant Professor, Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit, Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care / University of Toronto
  • Mr. Wayne Gudbranson, President and CEO, Branham Group
  • Dr. Kevin Leonard, Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (HPME), Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
  • Mr. Lou Milrad, Associate Counsel, Miller Thomson LLP
  • Mr. William Pascal, CTO, Chief Technology Officer, Canadian Medical Association
  • Mr. Greg Reed, CEO, eHealth Ontario
  • Dr. Tom Rosenal, Associate Professor Emeritus, University of Calgary
  • Mr. Brendan Seaton, President, ITAC Health, Information Technology Association of Canada
  • Dr. Michael Shepherd, Dean, Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University
  • Mr. Doug Tessier, Senior VP (A), Development and Implementation, eHealth Ontario
  • Dr. Frances Westley, JW McConnell Chair in Social Innovation, Social Innovation Generation, University of Waterloo and
    Co-Author of “Getting to Maybe: How the World is Changed”

AHIC 2010:

  • is a top-tier, peer-reviewed Health Informatics conference.
  • is an innovative ‘green conference’ offering attendance on-site and remotely via the web.
  • will feature exciting keynote speakers and presentations from Canada and around the world.
  • is bringing together visionaries, researchers, industry experts and government leaders.
  • will address critical issues in the interactive "eHealth Strategies Think Tank."
  • is an excellent opportunity to network with key people in Health Informatics. and eHealth
  • is the first global, virtual Health Informatics conference in Canada.

Need a Copy of Your Registration Receipt?You will still be able to access the online registration system until May 5, 2010 if you need to get a copy of your registration receipt.


Official Media Sponsors:

Healthcare Information Management and Communications Canada

Longwoods Publishing

Conference Hosts:

National Institutes of Health Informatics    Waterloo Institute for Health Informatics Research    University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy    University of Waterloo School of Optometry    Conestoga College

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