How We're Right-Sizing Healthcare for Children & Youth

Join us for an engaging plenary session at the 2024 Children's Healthcare Canada Conference. This session is designed to showcase innovative solutions and strategies that are transforming the way we deliver healthcare to children and youth. Our panel of esteemed professionals will share their insights and experiences on how they are right-sizing healthcare for this population, ensuring that services are tailored to their unique needs and improving health outcomes.

Don't miss your chance to learn from the latest developments and effective solutions in children's healthcare, as our speakers share their stories of success and challenges overcome. You'll hear from the following innovative speakers:

- Taylor Klassen (McMaster Children's Hospital): Reimagining Ambulatory Care: A Health Equity-Focused Approach to Improving Patient Access

- Lisa Nelson (Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital): Coordinated Service Planning: A Novel Approach to Integrating Community and Hospital-Based Care for Children with Complex Needs

- Gurpreet (Preety) Salh (Sunny Hill Health Centre, BC Children's Hospital): Partnership in Action: A Community-Led Approach to Improving Access to Neurodevelopmental Assessments for Children and Youth through the Sunny Hill/ Mission Primary Care Network/Leq’á:mel Health Centre Partnership.

- Jamie Hack (Sunny Hill Health Center, BC Children’s Hospital): Responsive Assessment Pathways: a collaborative model of care

- Isabelle Cormier (CUISSS Centre-Ouest de l'île de Montréal: Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre): Empowering Youth with Physical Disabilities: The TranXition Program's Innovative Approach to Transition to Adulthood

- Jean-Philippe Vaccani (CHEO): Navigating Pediatric Surgical Care: A Regional Hub-and-Spoke Model to Improve Access and Equity

This session will inspire and inform you about the latest trends and best practices in children's healthcare, and provide you with practical takeaways to apply in your own work.