1. Editorial RoundTable: Dispelling Myths/Sifting Through the Hype Panel Moderated by Vickie Kaminski, Senior Health Executive Samir Sinha, Director Geriatrics, Mount Sinai and University Health Network Hospitals Mike Barron, CEO, Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Health Information Michael Wolfson, Professor University of Ottawa, Canada Research Chair in Population Health Modelling/Populomics Chris Power, CEO, Canadian Patient Safety Institute Frank Work, former Alberta Information and Privacy Commissioner and former Vice President, eHealth Ontario

3. What is your primary role? 1.Government 2.Academic (e.g., administrator, researcher) 3.Provider organization (e.g., health authority, hospital) 4.Clinical group (e.g., nursing, medicine) 5.Health data organization (e.g., NLCHI, PopData BC, ICES) 6.Non-Governmental Organization 7.Vendor 8.Other 3

4. From the list below, what are the top 3 myths or hype that are the biggest barriers to data analytics in Canada? 1.Health care is too complex to measure 2.Access to data is straightforward and easy 3.Privacy is a barrier 4.Physicians and vendors own patients’ EMR/EHR data 5.Patients don’t need access to their own data – they won’t know what to do with it 6.The ROI for health analytics is not evident 7.Information from sources like ‘23 and me’ and personalized medicine is a patient’s panacea 8.Open data will address everything 9.Costs and outcomes of care are readily available to decision makers 10.Machine learning, natural language processing and Watson promise to solve everything