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✅ How real hospitals streamlined emergency code activations
✅ Common challenges in urgent team coordination — and how to solve them
✅ Best practices to boost speed, safety, and HIPAA compliance
✅ Real-world results: improved care and faster response times
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Joseph Choi is the founding Chief Operating Officer and Chief Medical Officer at Hypercare, a healthcare technology company improving clinical communication and collaboration. He is a practicing emergency physician in downtown Toronto, where he serves multiple quality improvement and administrative roles for his hospital. He is also an Assistant Professor in the Division of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medicine, at the University of Toronto.
Andrew Bell is the Director, Emergency Management, Safety & Security at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. With over 15 years of experience in the government and healthcare sectors, Andrew is responsible for the coordination, development and evaluation of all activities related to the Emergency Management, Locating/Switchboard and Security Services programs at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. The position provides vision and leadership in the development and implementation of systems, structures and processes that support a safe, well and secure workplace at RVH.
Location: Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus (108 College St, Toronto, ON M5G 1L5)
By Car
Travelling by car? Heading East on the Gardiner Expressway, use the right two lanes to take exit 154 to merge onto Harbour Street. Turn left onto York Street and continue until University Avenue. Once you reach College Street, turn right. The Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus will be on your left. The building does not have a dedicated parking garage, but there is plenty of parking available within the area at other parking lots, including those at the MARS building and Women’s College Hospital.
Walking from U of T Campus
If you’re arriving on foot from anywhere within the U of T campus, we suggest you begin your journey towards College Street. Once you reach College, head eastbound until you reach the intersection at College Street and University Avenue. Once here, you’ll find the West Tower just ahead on the left side of the street.
By TTC
The West tower is a short one minute walk from the Queen’s Park TTC station, which serves Line 1. Once you exit the subway station, head east on College Street.
By Go Transit
If you are visiting via Go Transit, take the Go Train to Union Station. From there, head to the Union TTC platform and take a northbound train towards Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (Line 1). Ride three stops to Queen’s Park, where you will find the West Tower a short one minute walk from the subway station.
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