We are excited to announce that not only are we attending this year's HIMSS Eastern Canada Annual Conference, but also that Stratford colleague Shelagh Maloney will be speaking at the upcoming conference taking place in Mississauga on November 5.
Taking place over 2 days from November 5-6, this flagship event brings together thought leaders, innovators, and professionals from across the healthcare and IT sectors to explore the future of digital transformation.
As a speaker, Shelagh will offer her perspectives and engage in impactful discussions that drive innovation and leadership in digital health.
The conference offers a unique opportunity to network with a diverse group of professionals—clinicians, CIOs, CTOs, students, public and private sector leaders—while engaging with the latest health IT innovations in the exhibit hall.
Don't miss the chance to hear from Shelagh and other industry experts driving change across Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces.
Register at the link for an unparalleled learning experience and discover how digital health is shaping the future of care!
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Shelagh Maloney is an accomplished healthcare executive with expertise in business development, stakeholder engagement and governance. She is an excellent facilitator and communicator and has a strong reputation for building strong, results-oriented teams. She is passionate about the power of digital health and its potential to improve the patient and provider experience. Shelagh has volunteered on several boards locally, nationally and internationally including SNOMED International, Vision Loss Rehab Canada, Mississauga Halton Health Integration Network (LHIN) and Digital Health Canada. Shelagh holds a B.Sc. in Applied Health Sciences from the University of Waterloo and is a Certified Professional in Health Information & Management Systems. In 2017, Shelagh received the inaugural Women Leaders in Digital Health Award. This award was created to celebrate the top 10 female visionaries who are harnessing the power of IT to transform health and healthcare in Canada. |