Information Governance Education Day

Information Governance for Health Information Professionals

Speaker: Sandra Bates, BBA, Founder & Principal Consultant of Green Orchid Consulting

This presentation explores how Information Governance (IG) enables Canadian HIM professionals to support high-quality, secure, and compliant health information management in an increasingly digital healthcare environment. It examines the opportunities and risks associated with digital transformation and artificial intelligence, highlighting the critical role of HIM professionals in ensuring data quality, privacy, ethical use, and organizational accountability. Participants will gain practical insights into building AI-ready, digitally mature health systems while maintaining patient trust and advancing better health outcomes.

Care Anywhere: The Evolving Role of Place in Health and Care

Speaker: Zayna Khayat, PhD

As healthcare organizations continue to mature with technology solutions, it has become increasingly critical to evaluate the need to archive and govern critical data. In this session, we will explore the fundamentals for archiving data from core and legacy systems and the tools and features needed to make this data not only accessible to other systems and users but governed by retention policies. We will examine the use of an enterprise content management (ECM) system as the solution for data archival and the key features that could turn data into protected, searchable, and shareable content.

Digital Discipline: Managing Content for Compliance, Collaboration, and Care

Speaker: Jessica Ahlert, RHIA

As healthcare organizations continue to mature with technology solutions, it has become increasingly critical to evaluate the need to archive and govern critical data. In this session, we will explore the fundamentals for archiving data from core and legacy systems and the tools and features needed to make this data not only accessible to other systems and users but governed by retention policies. We will examine the use of an enterprise content management (ECM) system as the solution for data archival and the key features that could turn data into protected, searchable, and shareable content.

Session Sponsored by CIHI