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May 16, 2007 TORONTO – The McGuinty government has announced the 18 health care innovation finalists for the Celebrating Innovations in Health Care Expo 2007 Awards, Health and Long-Term Care Minister George Smitherman said today. “The expo celebrates Ontario’s most innovative leaders who help make our public health care system better,” said Smitherman. “We are proud to commend these 18 finalists for their leadership, creativity and initiative as they are making a real difference.” The Health Care Expo 2007 recognizes 18 finalists in six different categories: Innovations in Health Human Resources
Innovations in Health Information Management
Improving Efficiency Through Process Redesign
Improving Quality and Patient Safety
Innovations in Health Promotion
Meeting Community Needs Through Integrated Health Care
Celebrating Innovations in Health Care Expo 2007 showcases innovative solutions and projects supporting the health care system in Ontario. More than 200 exhibitors and 14 high-level workshops will focus on important health care issues such as: health promotion, improving patient care quality and safety and innovations in health human resources. The expo presents an opportunity to learn about new programs and approaches that are making our health care system better across Ontario. The highlight of this year’s expo will be the Minister’s Award Ceremony, where the Honourable “We are excited to build on the successes of last year’s event and to make the 2007 Celebrating Innovations in Health Care Expo bigger and better than last year,” said Hugh MacLeod, Assistant Deputy Minister, Health System Accountability and Performance Division, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. “The expo acknowledges the truly innovative ways that people across the health care system are strengthening health care for all Ontarians.” Today’s initiative is part of the McGuinty government’s plan for innovation in public health care, building a system that delivers on three priorities – keeping Ontarians healthy, reducing wait times and providing better access to doctors and nurses. For further information : Members of the media :
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