• Video Interview Co-opetition is the Way: Advancing Canadian Healthcare Alison Evans President and CEO Research Canada Brigitte Nolet President and CEO Roche Canada
  HealthBioeconomy
• Video Interview Advancing Connected Care to Transform Healthcare Abhinav Kalra Executive VP of Connected Care Canada Health Infoway Carlene Todd Vice President of Access Roche Canada
  HealthBioeconomyInnovationTech
• Video Interview Value-Based Healthcare Improves Outcomes and Reduces Costs Lisa Chartrand Squad Lead of Health System Shaping Roche Canada Eva Villalba Executive Director Quebec Cancer Coalition Dr. Shannon Jackson Clinical Professor of Department of Medicine - UBC, Hematologist and Physician Lead of Value-Based Healthcare St. Paul's Hospital Erin Cook Director of Quality, Transformation, Evaluation, Value, Ethics and Virtual Care CIUSSS, West Central Montreal
  HealthBioeconomyInnovation
• Video Interview Advancing Toward Canada’s Health AI Revolution Laurent Tillement Director Partnerships, AI & Health Mila - Quebec AI Institute Ryan MacDonald Director of Health AI Implementation Vector Institute Justin Mallet Healthcare System Partner Roche Canada
  HealthAITech
• Video Interview Innovating Healthcare: Transforming Patient Access and System Efficiency Jennifer Sheils Vice President Strategy, Transformation & Chief Innovation Officer Horizon Health Network Dr. Dan Edgcumbe Vice President of Medical and Regulatory Affairs Roche Canada
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• Op-Ed A “New” New Perspective on the Health of Canadians: Transformation Through Partnership Daniel P. Edgcumbe Vice President Medical & Regulatory Affairs and Country Medical Director Roche Canada
  HealthInnovationTech
• Video Interview Unlocking the Power of Health Data: Building Trust, Driving Change Rishma Abdulhusein Squad Lead for Real World Data Health System Transformation Roche Canada Kerri Beirnes Member Roche Canada's Patient Co-Creation Council Julia Burt Public Engagement Operational Lead Health Data Research Network Canada Dr. James White Director of Precision Medicine Libin Cardiovascular Institute, University of Calgary
  HealthOpen DataPrivacy
• Video Interview Fixing the Bottlenecks: Making Canada a Global Leader in Clinical Trials PJ Devereaux Deputy Director & Senior Scientist Population Health Research Institute Barbara Zrinscak Clinical Operations Portfolio Leader and Country Leader Roche Canada
  HealthClinical TrialsInnovationInvestment Attraction
• Op-Ed The Future of Health: Working Together for a Stronger Canada Brigitte Nolet President and CEO Roche Pharma Canada
  HealthClinical TrialsOpen Data

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As healthcare faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities, Canada needs solutions that tackle systemic issues such as access disparities, workforce shortages, and digital integration. With an aging population, rising costs, and increasing mental health needs, the healthcare system must ensure equitable access, especially for remote and Indigenous communities. By prioritizing innovation, policy reform, and collaboration, Canada can build a resilient and inclusive healthcare system prepared for the demands of today and the complexities of tomorrow.

The Future of Health: Driving Canadian Healthcare Forward series convenes leaders from across Canada’s healthcare sector to explore transformative strategies for the future. These conversations highlight innovations in patient-centered care, digital health, and medical technology, focusing on solutions that prioritize accessibility, equity, and resilience. Each episode delves into how Canada can leverage technology, policy, and research to create a more responsive and inclusive healthcare system, addressing today’s challenges and setting a course for a healthier tomorrow.

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L’avenir de la santé : faire progresser les soins de santé au Canada

Alors que les soins de santé sont confrontés à des défis et des opportunités sans précédent, le Canada a besoin de solutions qui s’attaquent aux problèmes systémiques tels que les disparités d’accès, les pénuries de main-d’œuvre et l’intégration numérique. Face au vieillissement de la population, à la hausse des coûts et à l’augmentation des besoins en matière de santé mentale, le système de santé doit garantir un accès équitable, en particulier pour les communautés isolées et autochtones. En donnant la priorité à l’innovation, à la réforme des politiques et à la collaboration, le Canada peut construire un système de santé résilient et inclusif, prêt à répondre aux exigences d’aujourd’hui et aux complexités de demain.


La série L’avenir de la santé : Faire progresser les soins de santé au Canada réunit des dirigeants du secteur des soins de santé au Canada afin d’explorer des stratégies de transformation pour l’avenir. Ces conversations mettent en lumière les innovations en matière de soins centrés sur le patient, de santé numérique et de technologie médicale, en se concentrant sur des solutions qui donnent la priorité à l’accessibilité, à l’équité et à la résilience. Chaque épisode examine comment le Canada peut tirer parti de la technologie, de la politique et de la recherche pour créer un système de santé plus réactif et plus inclusif, en relevant les défis d’aujourd’hui et en mettant le cap sur un avenir plus sain.