(Top left) Keynote speaker Norma Lang; (Top centre) Diane Doran introduces panel with Kathryn Hannah, Lynn Nagle, Dot Pringle and Peggy White; (Top right) Closing address by Wendy Chaboyer
The international symposium, co-hosted by the Nursing Health Services Research Unit and Health Outcomes for Better Information and Care (HOBIC) funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, was developed to engage clinicians and advance the nursing practice by examining health outcomes measurement and personal digital assistant (PDA) initiatives to improve patient care. The event was held at the Toronto Reference Library in downtown Toronto on September 23-24, 2010.
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Melanie Brewer: Translating Evidence at the Bedside in a Community Hospital System
Robin Carriere: Informatics Intergration; Future Visions
Wendy Chaboyer: From Outcome Measurement to Practice Improvement; Using Data to Transform Care
Diane Doran: Outcomes Measurement for Evidence-Based Practice and Quality Patient Care
Carole Estabrooks: Translating Research in Elder Care
Kathryn Hannah, Lynn Nagle, Dorothy Pringle and Peggy White (Panel): Standardized Clinical Outcomes: Provincial, National and International Perspectives
Pamela Henry: Incorporating the Tools of the Trade into EHR development in Ireland
Doris Grinspun and Irmajean Bajnok: RNAO Best Practice Guidelines: Bringing Evidence to the Point of Care to Impact Outcomes
Norma Lang: The Promise of Simultaneous Transformations of Practice and Research with the Use of Electronic Information Systems
Ann Tourangeau: Linking Mortality Outcomes and HOBIC Data
Deborah Tregunno: HOBIC Patient Safety Outcomes: Connecting the Dots at the Sharp End of Care
Walter Wodchis: Leveraging HOBIC through Linkage with Health System Data
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