HIP Live Learning 2027: Analysis and Evaluation
Register for HIP® Live Learning 2027: Analysis and Evaluation to gain insights from experts at the forefront of Canadian digital health and health informatics.
Live Learning helps learners deepen their knowledge of health informatics, prepare for the CPHIMS-CA exam, or explore the Canadian digital health ecosystem under the guidance of expert facilitators. Benefits include small group learning, real-time interaction with expert facilitators, and immediate answers to your questions about the digital health ecosystem.
The Analysis and Evaluation module helps learners develop skills in analyzing and interpreting healthcare data, covering qualitative and quantitative techniques, data quality assessment, and the effective presentation of data for decision-making.
Spaces are limited to encourage participant engagement and networking, and to allow time for questions and answers.
Speakers
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Lisa Harman
Manager, Knowledge Translation & Evaluation, Amplify Care and Facilitator, HIP® Live Learning 2027: Analysis and Evaluation
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With nearly a decade of experience within research and evaluation, Lisa is passionate about delivering high-quality, impactful results that enhance patient-centered care. In her role at the eCE, Lisa has supported program areas through comprehensive evaluation planning, development of data collection tools, and the execution of analyses. Her expertise allows her to tailor reporting and presentation of results to meet the unique needs of diverse stakeholders, ensuring that data-driven insights are accessible and actionable.
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Lirije Hyseni
Executive Director of Excellence and Clinical Experience, Amplify Care and Facilitator, HIP® Live Learning 2027: Analysis and Evaluation
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Lirije Hyseni is the Executive Director of Excellence and Clinical Experience at Amplify Care with over a decade of experience in evaluation and research. Over the years, Lirije led many evaluation initiatives as an internal, as well as an external evaluator, for innovative technologies including AI scribes, automation tools, chronic disease prevention and management EMR solutions, patient engagement platforms, virtual care, eReferral, eConsult and remote patient monitoring. Through this work, she has acquired extensive knowledge of the health system context and the various nuances to be considered when evaluating digital health initiatives. Lirije currently holds a Master of Science degree from the University of Waterloo and is a Credentialed Evaluator with the Canadian Evaluation Society, reflecting her commitment to maintaining high standards in evaluation practices.
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Register for HIP® Live Learning 2027: Analysis and Evaluation to gain insights from experts at the forefront of Canadian digital health and health informatics.
