1. Ontario Nursing Informatics Group Annual General Meeting 2009

2. Acknowledgements Andrea Partridge Natasha Ringhofer Elaine Hooper Anna Morgado Richard Booth

3. Our 2010 Executive President: Lynn Tkac Past President: Andrea Partridge President Elect: Margaret McCormack Treasurer: Virginia Ellis Education Officer: Deb Haggman Membership Coordinator: Wendy Benson Communication Officer : Anna Morgado

4. Our 2010 LARs LHIN 1 Betty Oldershaw LHIN 2 Richard Booth LHIN 3 Deb Haggman, Alternate Nisha Walibhai LHIN 4 Susie Thibeault LHIN 5 Josie Purslow, Alternate Shelly Mitchell LHIN 6 Veronica Breadner LHIN 7 Mary Muhic, Alternate Frances Murphy LHIN 8 Mary Cornacchia, Alternate Liz Nemeth LHIN 9 Lynn Tkac, Alternate Margaret McCormack LHIN 10 Susan Hall LHIN 11 Lucie Bussiere, Alternate Julie Latreille LHIN 12 Virginia Ellis, Alternate Doug Bebb LHIN 13 Cathy Park

5. My Commitment To enable effective strategic planning by –Providing leadership to the executive and membership –Ensuring ONIG’s position is recognized as a well informed and influential expert body through strategic liaisons with associations such as RNAO and CNIA –Aiding establishment of an effective marketing strategy that promotes broader awareness of ONIG’s expertise and capacity to enhance ehealth provincially and nationally

6. ONIG Achievement Award And the winner is……..

7. ONIG Business Year in Review –Web Site – We’ve Been Hacked! –RNFOO Scholarship –Strategic Planning Initiative –Web Site Redevelopment/Web 2.0 –RNAO Peer 2 Peer –MoHLTC Nursing Secretariat Proposal Review Financial Update LAR Update Strategic Planning

8. Strategic Planning: Background Our History and What We Do Celebrating 30 years!! –Formed in 1980 RNAO Affiliate Status in1991 –Share information and are involved with the Board of Directors. –Represent a unique specialty within the nursing spectrum –Offer a range of professional resources and support to agencies such as RNAO, CNIA, eHealth Ontario, and the LHINs – Provide bursaries to support member professional development, education and research

9. Strategic Planning: Current Our Mission and Goals To build a supportive community of nursing informaticians within Ontario through initiatives that support education, research and practice To promote awareness and value of nursing data, information management and the use of technology for the provision of high quality, cost-effective health care. To provide a forum for nursing and other professionals to communicate and disseminate current developments in health-care informatics

10. Strategic Planning: Future Where Are We Going? Consultation and collaboration with RNAO Centre of Excellence –Strategic intentions recommended Exciting times ahead!! –Your voice will count

11. JUST THE BEGINNING!