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DIGITAL KNOWLEDGE II CONFERENCE:
BUILDING ELECTRONIC SPACE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH INFORMATION


Planning Our Community Networked Health Care Future

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Monday, October 20 &Tuesday, October 21, 1997

 

Presented by:

Canada's Coalition for Public Information

 

Sponsors:

CANARIE INC.

HEALTH CANADA

INDUSTRY CANADA

 

Supporting Organizations:

Canadian Health Record Association

CANADIAN INFORMATION PROCESSING SOCIETY

CANADIAN LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE ASSOCIATION INC.

Canadian Organization for Advanced Computers and Health

Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario

SMART TORONTO

 

 

CONFERENCE GOAL:

To create a model for the delivery of digital health information to every

Canadian community.

 

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

 

 

 

THIS CONFERENCE IS PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT FOR:

 

 

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES:

 

 

THE CHALLENGE:

 

 

WHAT THIS CONFERENCE IS ABOUT

 

Delivery of Health Care Services -

 

Access to Information

 

Let's Deal with Key Issues:

 

WHAT WORKS: COMMUNITY EFFORTS DELIVER NETWORKED HEALTH INFORMATION

 

DELIVERING HEALTH INFORMATION TO CANADIANS

 

WHAT ARE WE AFRAID OF?

SHOULD WE FEAR A DIGITAL HEALTH CARE INFORMATION FUTURE?

 

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DAY 1

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AGENDA - DAY 1 - Monday, October 20, 1997

 

9:00 am CONFERENCE OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS

- Dr. Mamoru Watanabe, CANARIE (Canadian Network for

the Advancement of Research, Industry and Education)

CANARIE'S HEALTH IWAY: ACCESS FOR CANADIANS

 

10:00 am - 10:30 am Refreshment Break

 

10:30 am - 12:00 noon Sessions 1A and 1B Session 1A - PUBLIC POLICY ON

HEALTH INFORMATION:

A NATIONAL VISION FOR CANADAOS HEALTH

INFO-STRUCTURE

 

Speakers: - Mary Catherine Lindberg,

Assistant Deputy Minister, Health Insurance,

Ontario Ministry of Health

- Trudy Amirault, Director, Western Counties

Regional Library, Yarmouth, N.S.

- Jackie MacDonald, Librarian, Yarmouth Regional

Health Sciences Library - A CONSUMER HEALTH

INFORMATION SERVICE FOR RURAL CANADA

- Alma Boyd, Canadian Health Record Association

- David Robinson, Canadian Organization for Advanced

Computers and Health

Chair: - Frank White, White and Associates, Toronto

 

Session 1B - DE-INSTITUTIONALIZING THE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE

 

Speakers: - John Rowlandson, Project Manager, Rural On-Line

Cardiac Education Project (ROCEP), British Columbia

- PRE-SURGICAL AND POST-OPERATIVE PATIENT/SPOUSAL

EDUCATION TO HEART SURGERY PATIENTS

- Igor Jurisica, University of Toronto, Department

of Computer Science - KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS FOR

DECISION SUPPORT IN HEALTH CARE (co-authored by

Dr. K. M. Gupta)

Chair: - Rosemary Kavanagh, Director, CNIB Library for the

Blind

12:00 noon - 1:30 pm KEYNOTE LUNCHEON ADDRESS

- Alan B. Nymark, Associate Deputy Minister, Health Canada

DEVELOPING A HEALTH INFORMATION HIGHWAY FOR CANADIANS

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Sessions 1C and 1D

Session 1C - MAKING IT HAPPEN: THE DELIVERY OF PUBLIC HEALTH

INFORMATION

 

Speakers: - Dr. Joanne Marshall, Professor, Faculty of Information

Studies, University of Toronto - BUILDING A NETWORK FOR

THE DELIVERY OF CONSUMER HEALTH INFORMATION

- Darlene Fichter, Saskatoon FreeNet - COMMUNITY NETWORKS

AND HEALTH INFORMATION PROVIDERS

- Rita Vine, Marketing and Instruction Coordinator,

Gerstein Science Information Centre, University of

Toronto - HOW VALUABLE IS "FREE" MEDLINE ON THE INTERNET?

Chair: - Fred Wardle, Publisher, Copp Clark Professional

 

Session 1D - FROM ATOMS TO BITS: THE TECHNOLOGY OF HEALTH INFORMATION

 

Speakers: - Professor Yuri Quintana, Graduate School of Library and

Information Science, University of Western Ontario

- AUTOMATED INDEXING AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH

INFORMATION

- Margaret Coshan, President, Counsel, Inc. Toronto

- THE DESIGN OF A HEALTH APPLICATION IN A BROAD BAND,

RESIDENTIAL TRAIL - INTERCOM ONTARIO

- Simon Mielniczuk, Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse

- BUILDING THE HEALTH PROMOTION INTRANET

Chair: - Barbara Clubb, Chief Librarian and CEO, Ottawa Public

Library

 

3:00 pm - 3:15 pm Refreshment Break

 

3:15 pm - 4:45 pm PLENARY SESSION

FOCUS ON RESULTS: PRIVATE/PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS AND HEALTH

INFORMATION

A cutting-edge panel of industry and public sector leaders,

including John Williams, President & CEO of SmartHealth,

Winnipeg. The session is chaired by Andrew Bjerring,

President & CEO, Canadian Network for the Advancement of

Research, Industry and Education (CANARIE)

 

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DAY 2

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AGENDA - DAY 2 - Tuesday, October 21, 1997

OPENING PLENARY ADDRESS

- The Hon. Ron Duhamel, Secretary of State, Science,

Research and Development and Western Economic

Diversification (Invited)

THE CANADIAN WELLNESS NETWORK AND THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY

ACCESS PROJECT (CAP) IN SUPPORTING COMMUNITY ACCESS TO

HEALTH INFORMATION

10:00 am - 10:30 am Refreshment Break

 

10:30 am - 12:00 noon Sessions 2A and 2B-Part One Session 2A - WOMEN AND

HEALTH INFORMATION

 

Speakers: - Madeline Boscoe, Canadian Women's Health Clinic, Winnipeg,

Manitoba - WOMEN AND THE HEALTH INFO I-WAY

- Mary Neill, Director of The HealthWatch Program, Womens'

College Hospital and Centre, Toronto, Ontario

- Karen Cairney, Associate Director of Development, Womens'

College Hospital Foundation - "REALITY CHEQUE": FUNDING

STRATEGIES FOR WOMENS' HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORKS

Chair: - Dora Dempster, Information Consultant, Toronto

 

Session 2B - Part One - A FRAMEWORK FOR MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS (in 2 parts)

Part One will feature presentations, and question and

answer sessions. Part Two (afternoon) will extend the

discussion to the audience, extrapolate a Framework

Summary and set the course for collaborative next steps.

 

Panelists: - Dr. Kalyan Moy Gupta, Atlantis - KNOWLEDGE BASE MANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS FOR HEALTHCARE: DIAGNOSIS, COOPERATION; DISTANCE

EDUCATION FOR HEALTHCARE

- Dr. Ben Barkow, Behavioural Team - MEDICAL INFORMATION

SYSTEMS, ORGANIZATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES

- Kent Hawkins, Base4 Bioinformatics - KNOWLEDGE

ACQUISITION, INFRASTRUCTURE FOR MEDICINE AND BIOINFORMATICS

- Arthur Leader, MD, Division of Reproductive Medicine, CPC

- DIAGNOSIS, PREDICTION, ANALYSIS IN IN-VITRO FERTILIZATION

USING COMPUTER MODELS

- Robert Macura, MD, Medical College of Georgia - ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE IN MEDICINE; INTELLIGENT TUTORING SYSTEMS;

INTELLIGENT LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS USING WWW; PICTURE

ARCHIVING AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS; TELERADIOLOGY

- Dr. Vimla Patel, McGill University - CONCEPTUAL

UNDERSTANDING OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE FOR CLINICAL

REASONING; MEDICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION

- Jochen Moehr, MD, University of Victoria - DIDACTICS IN

MEDICAL INFORMATICS; INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN HEALTHCARE,

COMMUNITY HEALTH; COMPUTER-BASED PATIENT RECORDS

Chair: - Igor Jurisica, Department of Computer Science,

University of Toronto

 

12:00 noon - 1:30 pm KEYNOTE LUNCHEON ADDRESS

- Senator Patrick Leahy, (D) Vermont

via Video from Washington D.C.

THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH CARE, INFORMATION, ACCESS

AND PRIVACY

 

1:30 pm - 3:15 pm Sessions 2B-Part Two and 2C

Session 2B-Part Two - A FRAMEWORK FOR MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS

(continuation of Session 2B-PART ONE, from morning 10:30 AM to NOON)

 

Session 2C - COMMUNITY HEALTH AND THE INTERNET

Speakers: - Nadia Diakun-Thibault, PhD., Webmaster for The

Alzheimer Society of Ottawa-Carleton - COMMUNITY CASE

STUDY: THE INTERNET AS A TOOL FOR NEUROSCIENCE

- Dr. H. Skinner, Principal Investigator, TeenNet,

Department of Behavioral Science, University of Toronto

- USING THE INTERNET TO ENGAGE TEENS IN SMOKING PREVENTION

Chair: - Gail Dykstra, Director, Publisher & Gov't Relations,

Micromedia Ltd.

 

3:15 pm - 3:45 pm Refreshment & Networking Break

 

3:45 pm - 4:15 pm PLENARY SESSION

THE NEXT STEPS: CONTINUING THE DISCUSSION,

ENCOURAGING THE DEVELOPMENT

 

Conference Closing

 

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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DIGITAL KNOWLEDGE II CONFERENCE: BUILDING ELECTRONIC SPACE FOR COMMUNITY

HEALTH INFORMATION

 

October 20 & 21, 1997

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

 

REGISTER NOW

SPECIAL RATES FOR EARLY BIRDS!

 

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION BY JULY 31, 1997

Coalition Members: $250. Cdn. (plus $17.50 GST = $267.50)

Non-Members: $395. Cdn. (plus $27.65 GST = $422.65)

 

AFTER JULY 31, 1997

Coalition Members: $350. Cdn. (plus $24.50 GST = $374.50)

Non-Members: $495. Cdn. (plus $34.65 GST = $529.65)

 

 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER:

 

CALL: (416) 593-7352

FAX: (416) 593-0249

EMAIL: info@rileyis.com

 

Please fill out the Registration Form and e-mail, fax or mail.

Mail cheque or money order to the address below.

 

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REGISTRATION FORM

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DIGITAL KNOWLEDGE II CONFERENCE: BUILDING ELECTRONIC SPACE FOR COMMUNITY

HEALTH INFORMATION

 

October 20 & 21, 1997

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

 

 

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Please make cheque payable and send to:

 

Canada's Coalition for Public Information

Conference Registration

c/o 15A Elm Street, Suite 104,

Toronto, Ontario M5G 1H1

 

GST Registration # 8943 1790 RT0001

 

 

CONFIRMATION:

All registered delegates will receive a confirmation

letter by return mail before the conference.

 

PROGRAM MATERIALS:

An information kit will be available to all delegates

upon registration at the conference. It will include

updated conference information and identification badge.

 

Cancellation with full refund is allowable up to three

weeks before the conference, less a $50 administration

fee, or send a replacement delegate.

 

ACCOMMODATIONS:

The organizers of this conference have arranged special

rates for conference delegates at the 2 hotels listed

below. Please make reservations by calling the hotel

directly and referring to the special rate under Digital

Knowledge II Conference.

 

NOVOTEL HOTEL, 45 The Esplanade

(416) 367-8900

$125 per night for single/double room

(4 blocks away from the Convention Centre)

 

QUALITY HOTEL, 280 Bloor Street West (Yorkville)

(416) 968-0010

$82 per night for single/double room

(10 min. subway or $8 cab ride to the Convention Centre)

 

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Student $25. Cdn

 

Non-Profit Organization $250. Cdn

 

 

Please make cheque or money order payable and send to:

 

Canada's Coalition for Public Information

Member Services

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Toronto, Ontario M5H 1W7

 

Tel: (416) 977-6018

Fax: (416) 597-1617

Email: cpi@web.net

Web: http://www.canarie.ca/cpi

 

 

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Kevin Riley

Conference Coordinator

Riley Information Services Inc.

15A Elm Street, Suite 104

Toronto, Ontario

M5G 1H1

 

Tel: 416-593-7352

Fax: 416-593-0249

Net: 102430.3271@compuserve.com

or: info@rileyis.com

 


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