e-Health 2025 Conference and Tradeshow

Toronto, ON

Hear from your peers and MEDITECH at the 2025 e-Health Conference.

We’re excited to attend the 2025 e-Health Conference and Tradeshow and encourage you to stop by MEDITECH’s booth #50 to chat with our team and discover how you can leverage Expanse to drive patient-centered care. Here’s who you’ll find in our booth:

  • Robert Molloy, Director, Canadian Market and Product Strategy
  • Rebecca Lancaster, Director, Product Management
  • Patricia Pacewicz, Director, Client Services
  • Allie Anderson, Senior Regulatory Program Manager, Canada
  • Dr. Marsha Fearing, Physician Consultant for Canada
  • Mitra Mobasseri, Regional Manager
  • Zach Ernstoff, Account Executive.

Several MEDITECH customers and staff are participating in sessions throughout the conference. Visit the Featured Sessions tab for more information.
 

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  • Featured Sessions

    Learn About Our Approach to AI

    Symposia Session: AI Applications in Healthcare: Enhancing Efficiency, Improving Care, and Empowering Clinicians
    Monday, June 2 | 12:30 p.m.
    Robert Molloy, Director, Canadian Market and Product Strategy, MEDITECH
    Rebecca Lancaster, Director, Product Management, MEDITECH
    Join us as we explore how AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by alleviating administrative burdens and empowering staff to focus on patient-centered care. Attendees will learn how integrating AI into healthcare workflows can foster a more efficient and patient-centric system. Realizing this potential requires a commitment to responsible and iterative development, incorporation of end-user feedback, and effective integration into workflows.

    This presentation will outline key factors to consider when implementing AI in healthcare safely and transparently. The impact of AI deployment will be illustrated by focusing on a selection of use cases, including:

    • Ambient listening to generate encounter notes, queue orders, and enable additional efficiencies in clinician workflow, across multiple care settings and for an evolving set of use cases.
    • Leveraging LLMs for the auto-generation of clinical documentation for key transitions of care to reduce cognitive burden and improve patient care.
    • Intelligent search and condition summarization across the EHR data set to reduce visit prep time, pinpoint key information quickly, and obtain a longitudinal view of the patient.
    • Predictive scheduling.

    Hear From Our Customers

    Several MEDITECH customers will share their innovative strategies throughout the conference, including the following:

    ONE Health Information Technology Services 
    One Patient, One Record, One System for multiple hospitals
    Monday, June 2 | 10 a.m. | Breakout Room 2 - Pier 4
    While more formal analysis is still in progress at this time, anecdotal evidence suggests that the deployment of a shared health information system that supports advanced clinical functionality has significantly improved patient care in rural areas across a region that includes a mix of rural and remote hospitals.

    Interior Health
    Integrating Pulmonary Function Testing into Medical Records: Enhancing Efficiency and Improving Healthcare Delivery
    Monday, June 2 | 3:50 p.m. | Breakout Room 3 - Pier 5
    This presentation outlines the integration of Pulmonary Function Testing data into a Medical Records system, enhancing accessibility for healthcare providers, improving efficiency, and elevating patient care. It demonstrates how digital solutions streamline data access and optimize clinical workflows, leading to better-informed medical decisions.

    Fraser Health
    Use of Artificial Intelligence in Post 48-Hour Discharge Calls
    Tuesday, June 3 | 1:50 p.m. | Breakout Room 1 - Pier 2 & 3
    Post-discharge calls by virtual health play a pivotal role in the patient journey. With inconsistencies in discharge education and suboptimal hospital learning environments, patients receive unclear instructions, leading to confusion and poor health outcomes. Virtual health will pilot artificial intelligence for general discharge follow-up to improve this process.

    Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health
    Advancing Precision Medicine: Pharmacogenomics testing with advanced Clinical Decision Support
    Tuesday, June 3 | 1:30 p.m. | Breakout Room 4 - Pier 7 & 8
    Everyone is unique – from DNA to fingerprints, and not every patient responds the same to medications. We have implemented pharmacogenetic testing with full EMR integration, providing real-time, evidence-based drug-gene interactions. This advanced clinical decision support allows providers to personalize treatments, ensuring optimal medication dosages based on individual genetic profiles.
    **Ontario Shores’ genomics program was recently highlighted in Canadian Healthcare Technology.**

    Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health
    Building Canada's Psychiatric Mental Health Care Workforce: Competency, Capacity, and Resiliency
    Tuesday, June 3 | 1:10 p.m. | Frontenac Ballroom
    Mental health (MH) microcredentials were developed by a psychiatric hospital and university to address the dearth of specialty MH training in university and college curricula for nurses and allied health. This panel will speak to the impact of MH microcredentials on clinician development, recruitment and retention, and patient care.

    In addition to these sessions, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Patient Partner Alifa Khan will emcee the Opening Keynote Panel: Health Data Governance, Security and Privacy, and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare/Medicine on Monday, June 2, at 8 a.m., in the Frontenac Ballroom. On Tuesday, June 3, at 10:40 a.m., in Breakout Room 5 - Pier 9, Southlake Regional Health Centre Executive Director, Clinical Strategy and Projects Clint Atendido will participate in the panel discussion: Innovating Healthcare through Harnessing Data session.
     

     

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