CESO’s 2018 Winter Conference, January 30-31, 2018
CESO's 2018 Winter Conference, held January 30th and January 31st, in Toronto, provided a shared space for Biomedical, Clinical and Medical leaders and Technologists from various locations in Ontario. The elegant and modern Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning hosted our annual conference. This year's event allowed participants to network with experts in the field, as well as peers, and discuss the latest topics of interest in our province.
The program at a glance can be found here.The full conference program can be found here.
CESO's 2018 Winter Conference, held January 30th and January 31st, in Toronto, provided a shared space for Biomedical, Clinical and Medical leaders and Technologists from various locations in Ontario. The elegant and modern Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning hosted our annual conference. This year's event allowed participants to network with experts in the field, as well as peers, and discuss the latest topics of interest in our province.
The program at a glance can be found here.The full conference program can be found here.
As a new feature, we have slides provide by some of our presenters which are available online. Among these, we learned about Re-Engineering Critical Care with Precision Physiology by Dr. Peter Laussen from Sick Kids Hospital, a case study regarding the importance of default alarm settings by Mike Capuano, Manager of Biomedical Engineering Department from Hamilton Health Sciences, and President of the Canadian Medical and Biological Engineering Society, discovering process maps from data through process mining by Anne Rozinat presenting from the Netherlands, point of care manufacturing by Joshua Qua Hiansen from the UHN's APIL, and International outreach presentations from Zoe Pierce and Jason Hearn.
Selected presentations from CESO 2018 are available:
Peter Laussen - Re-Engineering Critical Care: Precision Physiology
Mike Capuano - Default Alarm Settings Matter: A Case Study
Jack Lam - Medical Device Security, ECRI Risk Management Approach
Zoe Pierce - Clinical Engineering and Equipment Repair in Rwanda
Jason Hearn - Medly Uganda, An Accessible Means of Improving Heart Failure Self-care
Joshua Qua Hiansen - Point of Care Manufacturing
Anne Rozinat - Process Mining - Discovering Process Maps From Data
Peter Laussen - Re-Engineering Critical Care: Precision Physiology
Mike Capuano - Default Alarm Settings Matter: A Case Study
Jack Lam - Medical Device Security, ECRI Risk Management Approach
Zoe Pierce - Clinical Engineering and Equipment Repair in Rwanda
Jason Hearn - Medly Uganda, An Accessible Means of Improving Heart Failure Self-care
Joshua Qua Hiansen - Point of Care Manufacturing
Anne Rozinat - Process Mining - Discovering Process Maps From Data
The 2018 CESO's Winter Conference would not have been a success without the support of the following exhibitors:
Congratulations to Ryan Zarrelo, the CESO 2018 Delegate Survey Contest Winner!
Most importantly, the Clinical Engineering Society of Ontario would like to thank the Clinical, Biomedical, and Medical Engineers and Technologists from Ontario, whose work and professionalism inspires us. Your attendance made our Conference a memorable occasion, and we hope to see you in 2019!
Article by: Gad Acosta
Photography by: Joshua Hiansen and Gad Acosta
Most importantly, the Clinical Engineering Society of Ontario would like to thank the Clinical, Biomedical, and Medical Engineers and Technologists from Ontario, whose work and professionalism inspires us. Your attendance made our Conference a memorable occasion, and we hope to see you in 2019!
Article by: Gad Acosta
Photography by: Joshua Hiansen and Gad Acosta