Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare

Filmed at the OntarioMD Digital Health Conference 2025, this episode explores how tech adoption, workflow solutions, and data-driven care are transforming Canadian clinics. Dr. Joel Moktar, Orthopaedic Surgeon (QuickChart), Dr. Paul Cano, Family Physician (OntarioMD), and Stephanie Stamatakis (Dynacare Insurance Solutions)reveal what’s next in health tech, AI, and integration; helping providers deliver high-quality care for all Canadians. #HealthTech #MedTech #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth

What does it take to push Canadian healthcare forward? Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare brings you a vital conversation featuring Dr. Timothy Kodsi (Mimico Medical) and Dr. Dane Wanniarachige (Actuwell); family physicians on the front lines of change. Hear first-hand why patient-centered digital solutions are the future, and how real-world innovation in clinics is shaping the evolution of diagnosis, care, and medical devices across Canada.From building clinics for underserved communities to

Discover how Canada’s healthcare future is being forged through academic innovation, digital health, and the teamwork of frontline providers.This roundtable gathers Osler Health System leaders, TMU partners, and primary care champions to break down the evolution of medical education, multidisciplinary care, and new technology—unpacked for healthcare professionals and the engaged public.Key Topics & ThemesAcademic transformation: How Osler and TMU are changing the training of future doctors and

Join Ontario’s leading voices in family medicine for an in-depth FHO+ roundtable; exploring payment reform, administrative burden, gender equity, and the future of primary care.In this candid discussion, Dr. Jobin Varughese (President, Ontario College of Family Physicians), Dr. Sharon Bal (Vice-Chair, Ontario Medical Association), and Dr. Dave Barber share practical insight, breakthrough moments, and real stories about modern compensation, team-based care, and the challenges facing clinicians and

Experience the energy of the OntarioMD Digital Health Conference 2025 through this curated compilation featuring eight panel discussions and interviews with 20 healthcare professionals from across disciplines. Dive into the latest conversations about digital health transformation, barriers to adopting new technology, and real-world innovation impacting both doctors and patients.Physician empowerment and solving care bottlenecks 🩺Bringing AI and digital transformation to primary care 🤖Practical

Go behind the scenes with Dr. Joyce Cheung, Dr. Joan Chan, and Dr. Duncan Rozario in this candid “Thriving in Medicine” roundtable. Explore the realities of caregiving, work-life balance, system sustainability, and why medicine is a calling for communicators and storytellers, not just a profession.This episode covers:💬 Honest, unscripted moments about healthcare’s everyday challenges⚖️ The value of balancing altruism and identity🚧 Stigma around physician self-care and the struggle for better

Ontario's historic $1.8 billion investment into primary care over the next four years begun last month with the commitment of $213 million with a stated goal of attaching 300,000 additional people to a primary care provider. Community healthcare organizations across the province are submitting proposals for how they are going to utilize this funding to attach additional people to primary care.Is this a game-changing opportunity or just more of the same?In this episode, we welcome some of the

Before Ontario’s historic $213M investment in team-based primary care, there was already a blueprint — drawn by people who believed in a better way to deliver care. In this opening episode, Dr. Ivy Oandasan, Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Community Care at the University of Toronto, and Duff Sprague, Chief Executive Officer of the Peterborough Family Health Team reflect on how Ontario’s team-based care models were originally designed, where they’ve been strained, and what it will take