Moonshot 2024

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Banner for IHPME Moonshot 2024 event, featuring the bold text 'IHPME Moonshot' in a large, blue font. The word 'Moon' is in a darker shade of blue, while 'Shot' is in a lighter blue. The background shows a blurred city street with lights, adding a dynamic, fast-paced feel to the image.

IHPME’s premier alumni and partner event, Moonshot, is designed to engage our diverse alumni and position the Institute as a leading hub for health policy while celebrating our community’s many accomplishments. Since its inception, Moonshot has brought together alumni, faculty, students, staff and stakeholders together for meaningful networking. Attendees also have the opportunity to learn about the latest advancements and future directions in health policy and systems, as well as discover how they can support the next generation of leaders through mentorship and scholarship.

By attending Moonshot, change-makers, innovators, and exceptional leaders within the IHPME community can celebrate their collective achievements and reinforce their commitment to remaining at the forefront of healthcare innovation. Join us at Moonshot 2024 to celebrate the IHPME community’s impact on the health system and beyond, and to envision the future of healthcare together.

This year’s focus is on rethinking healthcare delivery outside traditional hospital settings. Featuring insights from the ambitious Trillium Health Works project, the event will explore how hospitals can lead community-care and how institutions can adapt to meet future healthcare demands.

Karli Farrow is the President and CEO at Trillium Health Partners (THP). Previously she was the Executive Vice-President of Patient Care Services and Chief Operating Officer where she was accountable for clinical operations and the delivery of exceptional patient experiences. She also oversaw capital planning and redevelopment to ensure that all future planning at THP is closely linked to the delivery of patient care.

Karli joined THP in 2009 prior to the merger of Credit Valley Hospital and Trillium Health Centre. She provided leadership to support the merger of the two organizations in 2011. She has since led innovative processes to engage people within the organization and in the community to achieve the hospital’s strategic mission to deliver a new kind of health care for a healthier community.

Prior to joining THP, Karli worked in health care consulting where she led projects focused on reducing wait times and improving chronic disease management. She has also served in senior advisory roles for the Ontario Government, including Director of Policy for the Premier of Ontario and Chief of Staff to the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, where she helped develop and implement strategies to improve access to care and long-term sustainability of the health care system in Ontario.

Karli serves on the Board of Trustees of the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) and the Board of Directors of the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES).

Event Program
5:00 PMCoat check opens
5:30 PMOfficial start time
– Bar opens
– Hors d’oeuvres
– Food stations open
– Music begins
5:45 PMOpening remarks

Delivered by Karen Born
5:50 PMIHPME Director remarks

Delivered by Audrey Laporte
6:00 PMAward Ceremony introduction

Delivered by Karen Born
6:20 PMKeynote address
– Q&A session following keynote address

Introduced by Karen Born
Delivered by Andrew Boozary
Keynote delivered by Karli Farrow
6:50 PMClosing remarks

Delivered by Karen Born
6:55 PMReception resumes
8:30 PMEvent ends

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