Open Call for Innovation alert 🚨 Tracking medical equipment utilization is crucial for ensuring patient safety, cost efficiency, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency in health care facilities. Grand River Hospital is looking for an innovative tracking solution to support tracking device utilization, sanitization cycles, patient therapy prescription adherence, tracking and ordering medical supplies, and scheduling equipment maintenance. Click below to learn more about this opportunity ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g5Zb4qYZ
CAN Health Network
Hospitals and Health Care
Oakville, Ontario 5,538 followers
A platform for Canadians to lead the new health care economy
About us
The CAN Health Network is a national partnership with leading Canadian health organizations (Edges) and companies across Canada’s six major regions that will work together under the same pan-Canadian Network to introduce new technologies into the health care system, and pave the way for Canadian businesses to scale and spread across Canada and globally.
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- 11-50 employees
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- Oakville, Ontario
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- Nonprofit
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- 2019
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What started with a commercialization project between St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton and Canadian technology company, PointClickCare, turned into an incredible, province-wide initiative improving the continuity of care for long-term care residents. Learn more about Project AMPLIFI below ⬇️
Project AMPLIFI: Integrating Healthcare Data for Improved Care Did you know that critical health information shared between hospitals and long-term care facilities often arrives as a stack of paper with the patient or via fax? This requires manual sorting and data entry into each organization’s electronic medical record system – an outdated process that can result in incomplete information, delayed care, and potential risks to patient safety. With support from Ontario Health | Santé Ontario, St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton led Project AMPLIFI, a digital health information interoperability initiative connecting hospitals and long-term care homes seamlessly, aiming to enhance patient care quality across Ontario. 📖 Learn more about Project AMPLIFI in our latest Annual Report: https://bit.ly/3ZpHINC #WeAreStJoes #DedicatedToDiscovery #ChallengeStatusQuo
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So great to see Fraser Health Authority implementing homegrown technology to help reduce fall-related injuries for long-term care residents. The Toch Sleepsense, developed by Tochtech Technologies Ltd , is a non-wearable sleep monitoring device that uses AI to capture detailed insights into sleep patterns, so care providers can implement targeted sleep interventions. The CAN Health Network is proud to support this collaboration. Click below to learn more about the work Fraser Health Authority and Tochtech are doing ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/grY2RRzp
Long-term care residents benefit from new sleep technology
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On behalf of the CAN Health Network, we would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to our Founder and Chair, Dr. Dante Morra on an exceptional 12-year career at Trillium Health Partners. His leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to improving health care has left a lasting impact on the organization and the community. Dr. Morra’s legacy at Trillium Health Partners is a testament to his dedication to patient care, staff development, and health care leadership. As he embarks on this next chapter, we are incredibly excited for what the future holds. Here’s to an exciting journey ahead—one that will continue to inspire, innovate, and make a profound impact on the Canadian economy and health care landscape. 🚀 🍁 https://lnkd.in/gtfe8Bza
After 12 incredible years at Trillium Health Partners (THP), it is with a mixture of gratitude and excitement that I share I will be stepping down from leadership roles as President, THP Solutions and Chief, Clinical Innovation on February 14, 2025. My journey at THP has been nothing short of remarkable. I’ve had the privilege of working alongside some of the most dedicated, innovative, and compassionate staff, clinicians, and leaders in the healthcare sector. Together, we’ve made a significant impact on the lives of our patients and our community, and for that, I will always be grateful. Whether it was my tenure as Chief of Staff, leading the expansion of the hospital’s education program or supporting the creation and growth of a first-of-its-kind operating model that aligns research, innovation and revenue diversification for THP, I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished, together. I’m especially proud of the work we’ve done to build the foundation for the next generation of healthcare leaders at THP. As I take on this new chapter, I’m excited to see the future of the organization continue to flourish under the leadership of those I have had the honor of mentoring and working alongside. As I shift my focus to this next chapter, I remain committed to improving health outcomes, leveraging new technologies, and strengthening our healthcare ecosystem to benefit both patients, providers and entrepreneurs. In 2019, I was proud to found, the CAN Health Network which represents a vision for not only the future of healthcare but our economy. It embraces innovation, collaboration, and positive change across the sector and recognizes the critical role that Canadian businesses play. I will also remain a professional staff member at THP, where I will continue to provide front line care to the patients and work along side some of the most dedicated health care professionals in Canada. In addition, I will remain an investigator at the Institute for Better Health and professor at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. To all the amazing staff at Trillium Health Partners—thank you for embodying our values of compassion, excellence and courage, and demonstrating everyday what it means to be Better Together. I am proud of what we’ve accomplished together and excited for what lies ahead! To the patients and community, thank you for entrusting me during some of your happiest moments, and some of the darkest days, it is an honour of a lifetime to care for you and your family. Onward to a future filled with innovation, progress, and impact.
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Did you know that diabetic foot ulcers affect 15 to 25 per cent of people with diabetes? 👣 These chronic wounds are often difficult to heal, with the current standard of care having only a 50 per cent healing rate after 12 weeks of treatment. DeCell Technologies is a Nova Scotia-based company working to change this. Its innovative product, DermGEN™, is designed to accelerate healing and improve patient outcomes. DermGEN has shown an 80 per cent success rate in healing diabetic foot ulcers in just four weeks. Through the CAN Health Network, DeCell Technologies is teaming up with Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub on a commercialization project to implement DermGEN in clinics and hospitals across the province. Click below to read more ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gj-iHzaN
DeCell Technologies joins CAN Health Network to Advance Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment - CAN Health
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The CAN Health Network is pleased to partner with Tenzr Health - a Canadian company gamifying the rehabilitation journey for patients 🎮 Unlike traditional rehabilitation methods that are limited to in-clinic treatment, Tenzr uses advanced sensor technology to capture range of motion, activity frequency, and patient feedback, to help guide patients through the recovery journey whether in the clinic or at home. Through the CAN Health Network, Tenzr is teaming up with Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub to bring this innovation to patients through Nova Scotia Health’s Acquired Brain Injury Program. This project will evaluate Tenzr’s ability to improve patient adherence, track rehabilitation progress, and enhance clinical workflows. Read more about Tenzr Health by clicking below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gJyXhF2f
Meet Tenzr – A Company Gamifying the Rehab Journey - CAN Health
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The CAN Health Network is pleased to partner with NovaResp - Respiratory AI - a Halifax-based MedTech company pioneering the use of AI-driven solutions to improve the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). 💤 Its innovative software, cMAP®, predicts and prevents apneas in real-time, allowing CPAP therapy to deliver lower, more comfortable air pressures. Through the CAN Health Network, NovResp is teaming up with Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub to explore the comfort and adherence of cMAP®-enabled CPAP machines compared to conventional devices. Learn more by clicking below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gXNpMsgR
Meet NovaResp – A Canadian Company Creating a More Comfortable Experience for Sleep Apnea Patients - CAN Health
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Open Call for Innovation alert! 🚨 Fraser Health Authority is looking to explore far-UVC light technology, which offers real-time disinfection of air and surfaces, and is safe for use in occupied areas. The goal is to enhance infection control and create a safer health care environment. Click below to learn more and apply for the chance to work with Fraser Health Authority ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g_TYwt7z
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Meet Mutuo Health Solutions, a Canadian company transforming patient documentation with Autoscribe - an AI solution that automatically generates notes during patient encounters, so providers can capture essential information without relying on manual documentation. Mutuo is partnering with Horizon Health Network to integrate Autoscribe in its emergency department and speech-language pathology services. By using Autoscribe, Horizon is looking to improve patient flow, reduce health care provider burnout, and elevate the standard of care. Learn more below. https://lnkd.in/gPwrCExa
Shifting the Focus from Paperwork to Patient Care with Mutuo Health - CAN Health
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The CAN Health Network has reached a major milestone. We've officially launched 100 projects! To celebrate, we're shining a light on a collaboration that continues to have an impact within the Network and beyond. Check out this video to learn about how Alberta Health Services, with the support of W21C, University of Calgary, worked with Calgary-based company NanoTess, to improve wound care across the province. NanoTess was recently awarded the 2024 CAN Health Network Company of the Year. Click below to learn about how NanoTess is changing the wound care game! https://lnkd.in/gfhGEUg5
Alberta Health Services and NanoTess project spotlight
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