Relive the Main Stage
Missed a main stage moment? Revisit keynotes, panels, and welcome remarks that shaped the ICAS conversation to keep the momentum moving forward.
_edited_p.png)
Day 1: November 24, 2025
Keynote: Dr. Jane Philpott
Primary Care Action Plan Updates and the Important Role of Ontario Health Teams
Drawing on her leadership in government, health systems, and primary care, Dr. Jane Philpott offered insights on the vital role of Ontario Health Teams in Ontario's Primary Care Action Plan.
Afternoon Panel
Advancing Health Equity Through Integrated Care
Health inequities continue to shape peoples' experiences across the health system, often driven by gaps between health, social, and community services. This panel discussion brought together service providers, clinicians, community members, and researchers to explore how collaboration across primary care, hospitals, public health, and social services can build a more equitable, person-centred system of care.
Day 2: November 25, 2025
Keynote: Jodeme Goldhar
Accelerating Integrated Care: Harnessing our Collective Potential
Across Ontario, we are seeing what becomes possible when integrated care is led through connection, trust, shared purpose, and shared priorities. Jodeme brought us together to deepen the capabilities that have enabled this progress, and to further strengthen our ability to intentionally pattern our possible future — hardwiring practices and relationships that sustain impact over time. The session explored how to shape outcomes in ways that honour both provincial priorities and the distinct needs and strengths of our local communities.
Afternoon Panel
Leadership in Action: Hospital Partnerships Strengthening Integrated Care
In the face of Ontario's growing healthcare capacity crisis, hospital leaders are at the forefront of transforming care delivery through integration. Led by hospital executives, this session explored how acute care hospitals are collaborating with primary care and community partners to build a more resilient healthcare system – from improving patient outcomes to addressing the systemic pressures that affect both hospitals and the broader community. This session offered key insights on the role of hospitals in shaping the future of Ontario's healthcare system.
Guided Discussion and Summit Reflections
The Summit ended with closing sessions that considered how key takeaways from the past two days can be actioned: Personal reflections, groups discussions, and a fireside chat with leaders from the Ministry of Health, Ontario Health, and Ontario Health Teams. These events helped participants strengthen their shared understanding of system integration and shaped collective commitments to move the work forward.
Photo Album
So many meaningful conversations and connections took place over the two days of the Integrated Care Action Summit, and they were captured by our wonderful photographers.
If you attended the Summit and would like to view the photo album, please use the link below and enter the password. To support privacy, kindly refrain from widely distributing or reposting these photos.
