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Melissa Chang
Sr. Director, UHN Connected Care Director, NORC Innovation Centre
Melissa Chang is a collaborative and dedicated individual whose career has been dedicated to driving significant change through collaborative efforts. Melissa pursued her education at the University of Guelph, where she completed a B.A. Honours degree, and Seneca College, where she obtained a Post Graduate Certificate. Melissa's professional journey has seen her in key roles at various renowned organizations. She has served as the Sr. Program Director for Integrated Care at UHN Connected Care and previously held the position of Director for Integrated Care in the same organization. Melissa also contributed her expertise as the Strategy and Change Lead for the Regional and Provincial Portfolio at the University Health Network. Her career also includes roles such as Senior Program Manager for Change Management and Clinician Engagement at University Health Network, Senior Advisor for Stakeholder Engagement and Partnerships at OntarioMD, Senior Change Specialist at Cancer Care Ontario, Change Lead for the Wait Times Information System Project at Cancer Care Ontario, Engagement Manager at Continuing Care eHealth Council, Consultant at Argyle Communications, and Sales Specialist at IBM.
Highlights
#ICIC24 Day 3 wrap up - leaving with some questions and opportunities
- There has been a lot of progress in integrated care but there is room for teams to join forces and move a shared vision forward - let’s look for ways to work together rather than all try our own thing - what’s the best way for us to achieve #collectiveimpact?
- Accreditation Canada is developing an Integrated Care standard - look it up and take the opportunity to provide feedback to refine the standard Leslee Thompson Samantha Laxton
- Is there a difference between Population Health and Integrated Care? Are they more similar than not? Tx Victoria Stein for a great workshop
Reflections from Day 2 #ICIC24
- In-person gatherings create deep connection and experiential learning that can’t be replicated virtually
- Time away to reflect and share ideas with global thoguht leaders is important to validate or help iterate on your approaches
- There is a lot of momentum in Canada towards integrated care that is being recognized globally
- There is a lot to celebrate including University Health Networks Isabelle Caven for her young carers work being recognized with the distinguished Patient and Caregiver engagement award
Final day tomorrow!
