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ITAC Health Strategy | 2014
WORKING GROUP Mike Clarke, Michael Whitt, David Thomas. Aaron Berk, David Mosher
REVISED December 11, 2014 VERSION 4
VISION
A safe, effective & sustainable Canadian healthcare system enabled by world-class solutions utilizing the latest technologies.
MISSION Advocate on behalf of the entire industry at the guidance of our members to:
• Maximize value for the Canadian health system through the adoption of existing or new
&innovative ICT solutions & services based on proven benefits to Canadians,
• Work to streamline public & private sector tenders for fairness, transparency & cost
effectiveness to both vendor & customer,
• Promote investments in technology that:
1. Have a direct benefit to patients & providers,
2. align with international standards to maximize export opportunities for our members,
3. Have an ROI, improve efficiencies and patient outcomes.
• Align regulatory (HealthCanada), provincial & federal ICT standards where it’s an identified
priority to the vendor community -- specific focus on certification, patient safety, credentialing
initiatives.
Maximize market development opportunities - national & International
OPERATING PRINCIPLES We will:
• Represent the interests of the vendor community as a whole, balancing any one or group
members interests with the interests of the broader community/industry.
• Ensure broad engagement & consultation with all Canadian healthcare ICT players, whether
ITAC members or members-in-waiting
• Ensure transparency of process & decision making
• Promote fair, ethical & sustainable business practices among the industry & our clients
• Balance our activity between emerging issues and longer term strategic objectives – establish
“Special Committees” when required.
• Rely on the good judgement of Committee documented mandate Leaders to make informed
recommendations & to guide board efforts.
Delegate & rely on dedicated ITAC staff (ITAC Health President & Executive Director) to provide
direction & support to all board initiatives. Manage & guide their priorities.
ITAC Health Strategy | 2014
WORKING GROUP Mike Clarke, Michael Whitt, David Thomas. Aaron Berk, David Mosher
REVISED December 11, 2014 VERSION 4
OBJECTIVES For the next three years, our objectives shall be:
Advocacy Align where practical Provincial and Federal standards, specifications and regulations across the
country with international standards, in order to minimize variability and maximize export
opportunities for our members.
Owner • Interoperability & Standards Committee • Regulatory Committee
Metrics/Outcomes: • To be defined by Committee Chair(s) initially as goals but also through regular report-out to the
Board on current real-time activity. • Communicated activity and success stories.
Promote fair, transparent, and streamlined procurement processes in order to speed value
realization for our members bidding on public tenders.
Owner • Advocacy Committee / MPD Procurement Task Force
Metrics/Outcomes • We will survey our members to measure improvement. • We will also review the progress of our Advocacy Committee on a regular basis to measure their
progress on this issue.
Col laborat ion Raise awareness among all stakeholders (members and potential members, clients, government,
government agencies and standards bodies) of ITAC Healthcare’s mission, vision and objectives.
Owner • ITAC Health Board • Advocacy Committee
Metrics/Outcomes: • Strength of our relationship with CIO community. • Joint activity with COACH, MEDEC or other groups/associations, as required.
ITAC Health Strategy | 2014
WORKING GROUP Mike Clarke, Michael Whitt, David Thomas. Aaron Berk, David Mosher
REVISED December 11, 2014 VERSION 4
Provide guidance to the industry in their pursuit and maintenance of standards, certification,
patient safety, credentialing, licensing, etc. as required.
Owner • Interoperability and Standards Committee
Metrics/Outcomes • Joint sessions/submission initiatives and measures on success. • Regular communication back out to the membership
Provide networking opportunities between industry representatives and key stakeholders (clients,
government and potential partners).
Owner • ITAC Health Board • All Committees
Metrics/Outcomes • Number of joint sessions with CHI, ehealth or gov’t entities • Membership engagement – measured feedback + attendance
Membership Grow membership and provide value-for-money proposition to existing members.
Owner • Membership and Program Development Committee
Metrics/Outcomes • Number of new members • ITAC membership $ contribution (+/-) • Membership engagement – measured feedback + attendance • Introduction of new programs to attract “start-up” members