November 15, 2023
lennox hall | 8:30AM - 1:30PM ET
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The Data Effect is headed to Toronto to bring together the ideas, technologies and people who can show us how to better use and share data to solve some of our most daunting challenges.
Data platforms: how to drive timely access to high-quality health data that fuels innovation and improved services
Advanced research & discovery: how to integrate insights from across vertical data silos through federated models
Building data governance and privacy models: so that AI/ML can be applied to accelerate research, and that data can be shared among research and clinical use cases
Data Partnerships: how to build effective data partnerships across major research institutions and government
Arrival Coffee
Welcome by Conference MC
Opening presentation: Governing Data for Velocity: Moving at the Speed of Trust
Panel 1: The Power of Shared Insights - The Leap Forward Health Care Needed
Years of emphasizing 'data-sharing' hindered health progress and collaboration. Join our panel to explore how 'insights-sharing' and cutting-edge federation technology are reshaping global health care, from precision care to a new health economy.
Presentation: Improving Health Care with Interoperability and Machine Learning
This session will focus on interoperability and on leveraging pre-built AI/ML tools to deliver valuable insights quickly throughout the patient care journey.
Presentation: Charting Ontario's Path to Global Leadership in Health AI through Data
Enabling AI to support the public sector is a major undertaking that requires system-wide collaboration. This presentation will discuss the necessary elements to bring AI to scale in the public sector.
Break #1
Panel 2: AI in Health Care: Successes, Failures, and Lessons for the Future
Scientists, start-ups and researchers have been working with AI to change the health care system for some time now. This panel addresses what we can learn from practical use cases to succeed in the future.
Presentation: Implementing and scaling AI in a Health Care enterprise
Despite growing interest in AI for health care, deployment in the field remains limited. This presentation discusses some of the necessary ingredients for hospitals to be able to responsibly deploy, manage and scale AI across their organization.
Fireside chat: How do we regulate AI in health?
Break #2
Table-side Breakout Discussions
Presentation: The Role of Data and Artificial Intelligence in Learning Health Systems
Various forms of data and applications of artificial intelligence play a pivotal role within a learning health system. This presentation showcases its potential for improvement in patient outcomes, population health and hospital operations.
Panel 3: AI in Health Care: Incentives, Integration, and Social Acceptance
How can we bridge the gap between the potential of AI in health care and its implementation and use by health care professionals? Join us as we explore how to create social acceptance of AI use within the community to improve the quality of work and of care.
Closing comments and luncheon