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From the Burgundy Chairs is a podcast for health system leaders created by Santis Health. Bringing you insight, understanding, and thoughtful discussion on issues affecting Canada’s health system, From the Burgundy Chairs will take you beyond the immediacy of the daily news…
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Digital Health Founders: Mike Wessinger, PointClickCare (opens the original)
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Digital Health Founders is a Santis Health series featuring one-on-one conversations with leaders from across Canada’s digital health ecosystem. From transformative startups to public sector changemakers, these episodes explore how innovators are shaping the future of care through collaboration, technology and bold thinking. In this episode, we sit down with Mike Wessinger, co-founder of PointClickCare, North America’s leading software provider for the long-term care, post-acute care, and senior
Finding the Safe Harbour: AI & the Future of Health Policy (opens the original)
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Generative AI is rapidly reshaping the landscape of Canadian health care, presenting both unprecedented opportunities and critical regulatory challenges. In this episode of From the Burgundy Chairs, Santis Health's Digital Health Practice Lead, Ben King, is joined by Will Falk, an Executive-in-Residence at the Rotman School of Management and a Policy Fellow at the Canadian Standards Association Public Policy Group. Together, they unpack the core themes of Will's recent report, “A Complement, Not
The New Clinical Reality: AI at the Point of Care (opens the original)
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Canadian health systems are facing sustained pressure from workforce shortages, rising patient complexity, and increasing administrative burden on clinicians. In response, artificial intelligence tools are beginning to be introduced into clinical environments with evidence demonstrating improvements in workflow efficiency, reductions in documentation burden, and gains in system capacity. However, adoption remains uneven, and the real-world impact of these tools is still being defined. While some
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