A Virtual Patient Navigation Application for Lung Cancer Assessment Patients

Chandhoke, Gursimran; Grewal, Ajaydeep Singh; Pathak, Venus; Singh, Simrandeep; Ziabari, Mir Kamyar; Amyot, Daniel; Mouftah, Hussein T.; Michalowski, Wojtek; Fung-Kee-Fung, Michael; Smylie, Jennifer; Shin, Salome

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-59041-7_16

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“…It included journal articles that appeared among others, in Interfaces, Implementation Science, Journal of Biomedical Informatics, PLoS One, Healthcare Management Science, Journal of Pathology Informatics, Journal of Medical Systems , 26 –30 and in the conference proceedings of American Medical Informatics Conference, or Conference on Current and Future Trends in Information and Communications Technologies. 31 –34 Members of the THT EX gave presentations among other at the American Medical Informatics Annual Meeting, European Conference on Operational Research, Multiple Criteria Decision-Making Conference, or Canadian Operations Research Society Annual Meeting.…”

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Business school teams up with clinical innovators: An opportunity for health system transformation

Fung-Kee-Fung

Michalowski

2019

Healthc Manage Forum

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Healthcare represents one of the largest sectors in the economy with the health spending on average accounting for about 9% of GDP in OECD countries. Canada was projected in 2018 to spend about 11% of its GDP on healthcare with an expected health expenditure growth of 4.2%. Addressing this issue asks for a redesign of health delivery system and associated cultural shift allowing for incorporation of industry and business best practices. To make this redesign happen, system transformation requires seeking out new institutional mechanisms, partnerships, and forums where industry leaders in business and healthcare can develop a top-down approach with a shared vision, shared best practices, and support coming from a bottom-up approach through pilots and scaling-up initiatives. In this article, we describe one successful partnership initiative—Telfer Health Transformation Exchange at the Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa.

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