Ilan Lenga, chief information officer and chief medical information officer. “By being better connected with a comprehensive, real-time view of the patient record, care teams across different parts of a hospital, and across multiple hospitals can better collaborate to make the best possible decisions about each individual’s treatment and care,” said Dr. This collaboration represents the largest number of individual organizations joining together on Epic in Ontario and will transform the way healthcare is delivered for generations to come. The seven partner hospital organizations participating in this major healthcare initiative are: Campbellford Memorial Hospital, Haliburton Highlands Health Services, Lakeridge Health, Northumberland Hills Hospital, Peterborough Regional Health Centre, Ross Memorial Hospital and Scarborough Health Network.
It’s an incredible opportunity to contribute to improved health outcomes for our patients.”Īs hospitals across Ontario have faced the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic together over the last 16 months, partner hospitals have gained an even greater understanding of the importance of having a shared CIS in place to support the best possible care for the 1.5 million patients across the region. “Epic will greatly improve the way we deliver care at Lakeridge Health and across the Central East Region. Best Health vision,” said Cynthia Davis (pictured), president and CEO, Lakeridge Health. “The new CIS is one of the biggest quality projects Lakeridge Health has undertaken, and an integral part of our One System. Once implemented, patients in the Central East Region who receive hospital care will have a single, unified personal health record across the partner hospitals. – Lakeridge Health is partnering with six hospital organizations representing 14 hospitals in Ontario’s Central East Region, to deliver a new, digital clinical information system (CIS) using the Epic Health solution.
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