eHITS @eHITS_BC #ehits2015 This exciting conference in its second year is designed for health professionals and people involved in health care, wanting to find out and share how health information technologies are being actively used and integrated into healthcare service delivery and health system improvement in BC. Regardless of whether or not you are an innovator, average user, novice or technophobe, this conference will appeal to you as we showcase the most practical and applicable eHealth technologies and innovations relevant to a busy BC health care provider today! We will aspire to assist every participant to identify at least one eHealth tip/approach that they can immediately use in their own professional practice to enhance patient care in BC. Please join this rapidly growing community of colleagues to support each other with tools to navigate the changing technology-enabled healthcare landscape, and work together to shape the future of eHealth in BC. This conference is developed by UBC eHealth Strategy Office & UBC Division of Continuing Professional Development. WHO SHOULD ATTEND All BC healthcare professionals Life Sciences Centre UBC Vancouver Campus 2350 Health Sciences Mall Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3 SATURDAY MAY 9, 2015 2 ND BC eHEALTH AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE (eHITS) 5.75 MOC SECTION 1 MAINPRO M1 Join the discussion and interact with us: PRACTICE, EASY, FUN!
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eHITS @eHITS_BC #ehits2015
This exciting conference in its second year is designed for health professionals and people involved in health care, wanting to find out and share how health information technologies are being actively used and integrated into healthcare service delivery and health system improvement in BC. Regardless of whether or not you are an innovator, average user, novice or technophobe, this conference will appeal to you as we showcase the most practical and applicable eHealth technologies and innovations relevant to a busy BC health care provider today! We will aspire to assist every participant to identify at least one eHealth tip/approach that they can immediately use in their own professional practice to enhance patient care in BC. Please join this rapidly growing community of colleagues to support each other with tools to navigate the changing technology-enabled healthcare landscape, and work together to shape the future of eHealth in BC. This conference is developed by UBC eHealth Strategy O2ce & UBC Division of Continuing Professional Development.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND All BC healthcare professionals
Life Sciences Centre UBC Vancouver Campus 2350 Health Sciences Mall Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3
SATURDAY MAY 9, 2015
2ND BC eHEALTH AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE (eHITS)
5.75
MOC SECTION 1 MAINPRO M1
Join the discussion and interact with us:
PRACTICE, EASY, FUN!
2015 PRESENTING FACULTY & SESSION CHAIRS
What’s App Doc? Prescribing and Using Apps in 2015 and Beyond Eric Cadesky, MDCM, CCFP Clinical Instructor, UBC; Medical Coordinator, Louis Brier Home and Hospital; Board of Directors, Doctors of British Columbia, District 3 Delegate
Practice Improvement through eHealth Maureen Charlebois, RN, BScN, MHSc, CHE Chief Nursing Executive & Group Director, Clinical Adoption, Canada Health Infoway
Health-e-Check Up: ePatient Assessments Matthew Chow, BSc(Pharm), RPh, ExecMBA Medical Director, TeleMental Health Services, Children’s and Women’s Health Centre; Youth Psychiatric Urgent Care Program, Mood Disorders Association of BC
The Patient Portal Sue Dyson Director of Product Management, Telus Physician Solutions, Telus
Inspiring Healthcare with the Internet of Everything (IoE) Shanti Gidwani, RN, MSN, MHA, CHE Industry Transformation – Healthcare National Lead, Cisco Canada
View from a Chief Information O(cer Mal Gri%n, MBA Chief Information O0cer and Corporate Director, Service Innovation at Interior Health Authority
Supporting Patients Through eHealth Caryl Harper, MBA Director, Patients as Partners, BC Ministry of Health
Wearables: Where Fashion and Technology Meet Health and Wellness Kendall Ho, MD Director, eHealth Strategy Unit, UBC; eHITS Conference Chair
Using Big & Little Data: A Guide to Practice Improvement Bruce Hobson, MD Co-Chair Steering Committee, Physicians Information Technology O0ce; Heart Failure Clinical Lead, BCPSQC; Clinical Instructor, Department of Family Medicine, UBC
Health System Improvement through Technology Support Dan Horvat, MD, MCFP, BSc Assistant Professor, Northern Medical Program, Faculty of Medicine, UBC, UNBC; Board Member, Doctors of BC; Co Lead, Northern Partners in Care, a Shared Care Initiative
eMental Health Session Michael Krausz, MD Providence Health Care BC Leadership Cahir, Addiction Research; Founding Fellow, UBC Institute of Mental Health
Use of Simulation for Professional Practice Improvement
Afshin Khazei, MD, FRCPC, ABEM, CCFP, AAFP Simulation Education Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, UBC; Attending Physician, Emergency Department, Vancouver General Hospital
Mark Kunzli, BSc(Pharm), RPh, ExecMBA Project Manager & Associate Director, UBC Sequencing Centre; Pharmacist & Consultant, Kunzli Enterprises Inc.
Corey Nislow, PhD Director, UBC Sequencing Centre; Associate Professor, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UBC
Patient Privacy & Confidentiality Issues Deb McGinnis Executive Director, Health Information Privacy, Security and Legislation Branch, BC Ministry of Health
Engaging Clinicians & Trainees: The VCH/PHSA Electronic Health Record Revolution Grace Mickelson, RN, BScN, MA Corporate Director, Academic Development, Provincial Health Services Authority; Transformational Learning Advisory Group, Clinical & Systems Transformation Project
Health IT Leadership at UBC: An Emerging Provincial Stakeholder Ken Nowlan, MBA, B.Math Deputy CIO, Health, The University of British Columbia; President & General Manager, Corium Consulting Services
The Rural Patient’s Perspective John Pawlovich, MD, FCFP
Rural Education Action Plan BC, Program Coordinator; Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Family Practice, UBC
IMITEC: Provincial eHealth Stewardship
Darryl Samoil, MD Executive Medical Director Clinical Systems and Chief Medical Information O0cer, Fraser Health Authority
Social Media for Health Professionals: Getting Started Tom Ying, BSc, BSN, RB Database Coordinator, InspireNet
Karen C. Li, MSN, RN Experienced Resource Nurse, Vancouver Coastal Health
1030 Supporting Patients Through eHealth Chair: Caryl Harper
Presenters: Caryl Harper
John Pawlovich Sue Dyson, Telus
Deb McGinnis Additional Panelists:
Innovative Apps & Social Media Sites
1030 Development of a patient and family-centred educational app for pediatric tracheostomy
1045 Bariatric Surgery Smartphone Applications: Analysis of Information Quality
1100 MeKeeper: How do people want to use their personal health information?
1115 WalkAlong: An online e-mental health portal
1130 Pedmed.org: An Online, Mobile-friendly Formulary for Pediatric Medications to Promote Safe Prescribing
Electronic Health Records
1030 Using an Electronic Medical Record in Practice: The Pharmacists Clinic Experience at UBC
1045 Back to the Drawing Board: Re-Envisioning the EHR with the Patient at the Centre
1100 EMR to the Rescue
1115 Integrating the Electronic Health Record into Health Professional Education
1130 Diabetes Self-Management via Mobile Health: Learnings from a Canadian Environmental Scan
1145 LUNCH BREAK / Poster Viewing with Presenters
1315 Practice Improvement through eHealth Chair: Maureen Charlebois
Presenters: Dan Horvat
Bruce Hobson (TBA)
Grace Mickelson Additional Panelists:
eMental Health Session
Chair: Michael Krausz Presenters:
Michael Krausz (TBA) (TBA) (TBA)
Technology for Education & Learning
1315 InspireNet: A Mature Virtual Network’s Impact on Health Services Research & Professional Development
1330 Tele-Rehab: increasing access to physiotherapy in Aboriginal communities through clinical education
1345 Online Portal, Smartphone Technologies and Augmented Reality for Undergraduate Education
1400 E-Health Team Challenge to Motivate Informatics e-Resource Utilization and Technology Integration
1415 Attitudes & Beliefs of Health Professional Faculty about Social Media as a Teaching/Learning Tool
1430 BREAK
1500 eHealth: What’s on the Horizon Chair: Kendall Ho
Presenters: Kendall Ho
Eric Cadesky Mark Kunzli & Corey Nislow
Shanti Gidwani, Cisco Additional Panelists: Ronald Reid
Public Engagement in eHealth
1500 Impact of Patient Online Access to Laboratory Results: Primary care utilization and patient self-management
1515 Cancer Chat Canada: Supporting Cancer Patients & Family Members from the Comfort of Home
1530 Better Together: Coordinating Care Using Consumer Digital Health
1545 Designing a Virtual Reality Intervention for Children with Autism
1600 A Global Choking Prevention Strategy: Assessing the eEectiveness of a choking prevention website
Practice Change Through eHealth
1500 Click and Book: Supporting clinicians’ eEorts to oEer patient electronic booking
1515 From Technology Induced Errors to eSafety: Canadian and International Perspectives
1530 How Island Health Leverages Data to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
1545 Communication Error Analysis of Sleep/Wake-Behaviour Assessments: The Need for Optimizing Communication and Data
1600 Father Medical Clinic: Steps in Misdiagnosis Prevention
1615 Wrap Up & Where are We Going Now?
1630 Time for Evaluations and Day Ends
eHealth in BC: 2015 Edition Chair: Darryl Samoil
Presenters: Darryl Samoil
Mal Gri*n Ken Nowlan
Additional Panelists: Paul Shrimpton
ROOM D Facilitated by:
Afshin Khazei & Connie Evans 10:30-11:45
Use of Simulation for Professional Practice Improvement
ROOM E Facilitated by:
Tom Ying & Karen Li 10:30-11:45 13:15-14:30
Social Media for Health Professionals: Getting Started
ROOM E Facilitated by: John Pawlovich
15:00-16:15
An Intimate Encounter with Telehealth
ROOM D Facilitated by:
Matt Chow & Allison Boothe 13:15-14:30
Health-e-Check Up: ePatient Assessments for the 21st Century
WORKSHOPS (Limited Space / Pre-registration Required)
Saturday May 9
We encourage you to customize your own agenda and move from room to room to engage in various elements of our event. Small group workshops are featured at the bottom of the page (pre-registration required).
CONFERENCE LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Explore the latest exciting developments and ways health professionals, clinics, hospitals and health authorities are using information technologies to deliver innovative health services to patients in BC.
2. Share the latest apps and electronic tools to enhance their own practices and better support them in engaging their patients in pursuit of better health.
3. Identify the new generations of technologies relevant to BC healthcare which are about to transform health practices, and what the current generation of health professional trainees are learning and using.
4. Participate in the dialogue as to how to guide the current health system to judiciously adopt information technologies into health care service delivery in the diEerent clinical contexts in B.C. that can directly aEect their patients.
CONFERENCE CHAIR
Kendall Ho, MD, FRCPC, Director, eHealth Strategy O0ce; Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
COURSE PLANNING COMMITTEE
Anne Baldwin, Change & Evaluation Specialist, Canada Health Infoway
Bernice Budz, Dean (Interim), School of Health Sciences , BCIT
Lindsay Callan, Conference Director, UBC CPD
Noreen Frisch, PhD, RN, FAAN, Professor and Director, School of Nursing, University of Victoria
Bruce Hobson, MD, Family Physician & Clinical Instructor, Dept. of Family Practice, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Kim Lacharite, BC Ministry of Health, Health Sector IM/IT Division
Brenna Lynn, PhD, Associate Dean, UBC CPD
Bob Nakagawa, B.Sc. ACPR, Registrar, College of Pharmacists of BC
Helen Novak-Lauscher, PhD, Assistant Director of Research, eHealth Strategy O0ce
John Pawlovich, MD, Primary Care Physician, Carrier Sekani Family Services & Northern Health & Clinical Associate Professor, Dept. of Family Practice, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Darryl Samoil, MD, CCFP, Executive Medical Director-informatics, FHA
Allan Seckel, Chief Executive O0cer, Doctors of BC
Paul Shrimpton, B.C. Ministry of Health, Health Sector IM/IT Division
Jeremy Smith, PITO Program Director, BC Medical Association
Todd Sorokan, MD, FRCPC, Executive Medical Director, UBC CPD
CONFERENCE FEES Save $10 by registering online! Course materials, breakfast, refreshments & lunch
Early Bird Before Mar 9 , 2015
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Residents & Students* $59
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QUICK POLL! What is/are your role(s) in the health system? (check all that apply):
Health practitioner Health administrator Policy or governmental position Educator Researcher Student Other :_______________________________
_____________________________________ Physiotherapist Psychologist Social worker Other ________________________________
What is your primary practice setting?
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Which of the following best describes you in terms of your relationship with ICTs (information and communication technologies)?
Innovator/Champion: I am consistently on the cutting edge of technology. I have either developed or worked on some form of technology innovation or project. Super User: I love technology. Computers and other ICTs are a major part of my work and leisure. I often help others with technology. Average user: Proficient. Computers are part of my life, and I function as well as most. Novice: I know enough to get my email and put a word document together. I often need help (eg., downloading software, logging in to diEerent sites, etc.) Technophobe: I dislike and avoid using computers and other technologies.
DIETARY REQUIREMENTS / ALLERGIES:
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WORKSHOPS Limited spaces available.
Use of Simulation for Professional Practice Improvement
Social Media for Health Professionals 10:30 or 13:15
Virtual Clinic of the 21st Century
An Intimate Encounter with Telehealth
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