HIP Live Learning 2027: Information Management
Register for HIP® Live Learning 2027: Information Management 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 Information Management module focuses on managing health information as a strategic resource, covering data quality, ethical and regulatory requirements, health information standards, and governance.
Spaces are limited to encourage participant engagement and networking, and to allow time for questions and answers.
Speakers
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Rachel Barker
CEO and Co-Founder, Novametra and Facilitator, HIP Live Learning 2027: Information Management
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Rachel Barker is the CEO and Co-Founder of Novametra. She brings a systems-level perspective shaped by 15+ years of experience across Canada’s digital health ecosystem, spanning public sector, private sector, care delivery organizations, and consulting. Her background includes leadership of regional and national digital transformation work, including health information exchange and interoperability initiatives and the design and implementation of human-centered digital health tools and platforms.
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Kaitlyn Hebert
Founder Operator (Principal Consultant), Spark Advisory Collective and Facilitator, HIP Live Learning 2027: Information Management
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Kaitlyn is committed to shaping a health system legacy that future generations can be proud to inherit. She began her career as a health professional, entrepreneur, and instructor, and quickly advanced into leadership roles as a privacy expert and director of thriving technology and consulting ventures. With a Bachelor of Health Studies and specialized training in health informatics and privacy, Kaitlyn brings a deep understanding of how social, cultural, and systemic determinants influence health outcomes.
She is passionate about using data responsibly—recognizing that meaningful insights emerge when diverse metrics are tracked and interpreted with care. Kaitlyn champions the idea that health is a shared responsibility, and believes collaboration across communities, organizations, and systems is key to building a more fiscally sustainable, transparent, and trustworthy healthcare ecosystem. Kaitlyn moonlights as the fractional Executive Director of AiSK (Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan). Her work reflects both technical expertise and a human-centered approach, making her a trusted advisor and an inspiring voice in the future of health innovation.
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Register for HIP® Live Learning 2027: Information Management to gain insights from experts at the forefront of Canadian digital health and health informatics.
