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iDeaWORKS is a Mohawk College initiative linking innovation, entrepreneurship and applied research Innovation—Focuses on improving productivity, efficiency, and value creation in the service sector. Entrepreneurship—Encourages entrepreneurs- in-the-making through The Hatchery, a pre-incubator that provides guidance, facilities and seed money for student business ventures. Applied Research – Faculty and students work with businesses and other community partners in finding innovative solutions real-world challenges. Partners benefit from our expertise, technology and facilities; students learn practical skills and build relationships with future employers.

iDeaWORKS is a concept, a culture, and a place where we prepare our graduates Future Ready Community Future Ready Graduates Future Ready Mohawk

It began with the Mohawk Applied Research Centre Engineering Technology, Dr. Ishwar Singh, student-industry engagement, OCE 2007 and eHealth 2009 and NSERC funding 2010 OCE, CONII, NSERC, FedDev, CFI...

It has grown to include innovation, entrepreneurship and many partnerships ecGroup Inc.

Our vision is to be renowned for our innovative culture and future ready grads Build innovation and entrepreneurship into college curriculum Teach hands-on skills to students through real-life projects Co-develop new technologies with community partners Create an environment for student start-ups Become a centre of excellence for Service Innovation Build our reputation as the most important eHealth and technology facility in Canada

Innovation is a key lever of productivity Kevin Lynch is vice-chair of BMO Financial Group and former clerk of the Privy Council and secretary to the cabinet “Innovation lies at the heart of modern competitiveness. It drives growth. It improves productivity and living standards. It gives consumers new choices.” “Canada’s current and future prosperity and quality of life depend on how well the country innovates” “80 percent of all new jobs within Canada between 1992 and 2005 were in the services industry.” Statistics Canada

By teaching innovation skills, we create an advantage for our graduates We will use a multi-disciplined process that approaches problems from a human-centric perspective for a solution that is truly transformative Creativity Critical thinking Team work Brainstorming Problem resolution

In the sector where the greatest gains can be found, no one focuses on innovation Financial services Retail and distribution Health and wellness Hospitality Transportation and logistics Professional and technical services Information technology Entertainment and media Public administration Education Tourism, arts, and culture Industries Functions Marketing Sales HR IT Legal Finance Accounting The Service Sector 75% of the Employment Base 70% of GDP

Entrepreneurship Supporting our Future Entrepreneurs

Taken from report “The State of Entrepreneurship in Canada” February 2010, E. fisher, C. Parsley, S. Djukic, Industry Canada Entrepreneurship is a powerful force driving innovation, productivity, job creation and economic growth Countries with a high level of entrepreneurial activity tend to be better off economically.

iDeaWORKS will support student start- ups through the new Hatchery

The creative energy of iDeaWORKS is supported by all three important pillars Each pillar is linked and strengthened by the others

Students and faculty work on collaborative projects with industry and community partners Mobile Technology Advanced Materials Health Care Software Development Energy Service Innovation

Applied Research continues to expand Projects focused on solving real world problems using pragmatic solutions Leveraging a depth of Faculty knowledge Work performed by in class, course release, and co-op students Showcase Mohawk Graduates to industry partners Large project portfolio (past, present and future)

Applied Research Projects (2010/2011)

AR Team Involvement

MARC-HI Advisory Council Canada Health Infoway Rep – Ron Parker Clinician Rep – Dr. Marion Lyver, Healthy Futures Jurisdictional Rep – Roger Girard, Chief Information Officer Manitoba eHealth Vendor Reps – Gary Folker, xwave and Sam Chebib, Nightingale Health System Management Rep – Mark Fuller, Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI)

EHR SOLUTION (EHRS) EHR INFOSTRUCTURE (EHRi) EHR Viewer Point of Service Application EHRS Locator Longitudinal Record Services Health Information Access Layer Ancillary Data & Services Health Information Data Warehouse EHR Data & Services Registries Data & Services Key EHRS Architecture Concepts

Applied Research Solve a practical problem May include: – Background research – Build prototype (reference implementation) – Documentation – Test modules – Build a solution or define a process Scientific Research Discover new knowledge using the scientific method – Background research – Hypothesis – Design experiment – Gather data – Analyze data – Conclusion

Projects Funded By NSERC Building the Canadian Electronic Health Record Solution Reference Implementation Techniques to simplify and optimize HL7v3 messages Software technologies to simplify connections to the Reference system Integration of components into the EHRS

Why is the EHR important? Healthcare professionals make clinical decisions based on knowledge Better knowledge translates to better care Knowledge starts with accurate, relevant clinical information The EHR creates the capability to share relevant clinical information The 5 Rs of the EHR: – The right information – About the right client – Available to the right person – In the right place – At the right time

Clients/Patients Pharmacy Laboratory Diagnostic Hospital Emergency Homecare Community Care Center Clinic Emergency Services Specialist Clinic Locations of Electronic Clinical Data Today: 40,000 Systems to Integrate

Canada Health Infoway Canada Health Infoway is an independent, not-for-profit organization whose members are Canada's 14 federal, provincial and territorial Deputy Ministers of Health Infoway is Canada's catalyst for collaborative change to accelerate the use of electronic health information systems and electronic health records (EHRs) across the country

HL7v3 API – Everest Framework Everest Framework – Improve experience with v3 messages Easy to create structures – Parameterized constructors – Hide fixed members Fixed value sets – Use enumerations instead of strings – Business names instead of mnemonics Format structures (ie:Date/Time) for the developer – Improve code re-usability

EHR Project Scope & Guidelines Research & Development Phase (overlaps the other phases)‏ – Health System Management – EHRi Load/stress testing – Mobile eHealth technologies – Personal Health Records – Innovative Privacy & Security Technologies Future – Drug domain – Diagnostic Imaging domain – Public Health Surveillance – National e-Claims Standard

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ecGroup Inc. MARC-HI Partners Healthy Futures

Our success in health informatics demonstrated our leadership in software technology In 2007, Mohawk launches the Applied Research Centre in Health Informatics (MARC-HI) MARC-HI becomes the home for Canada’s EHR System reference implementation In 2010, MARC-HI wins the prestigious Canada Health Infoway Standards Collaborative Peer Award Mohawk’s centre is used as a model for health informatics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa Mohawk’s iDeaWORKS gears up for an mHealth project to build a working protoype of an SMS-based interface to jurisdictional infrastructure Mohawk wins $2.5M grant to implement an architecture to integrate electronic health records across Canada

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