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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2026 · 56 MIN

Closing the Cracks: A Sister's Quest for a Safer Health Care with Teri Price

from Shift: Conversations on Innovation and Improvement in Canadian Health Care

In this episode, Kyla sits down with Teri Price, the Executive Director of Greg’s Wings Projects, to discuss her journey from disaster management to becoming a leading change agent in the Canadian healthcare system. Teri shares the powerful and heartbreaking story of her brother, Greg Price, whose death in 2012 exposed massive gaps in continuity of care and information sharing—failures that led the family to create the impactful film Falling Through the Cracks: Greg’s Story.Teri discusses the vital work of Networked Health and the Renew 72 initiative, pushing for the Connected Care for Canadians Act to ensure health information follows the patient through the system. Together, they delve into the importance of "grit" commitment to long-term change, and why building a connected national health database should be considered a vital nation-building project.Additional Resources: CIHI Podcast about the Potential of Health Data in CanadaGreg’s Wings Viewing Events

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In this episode, Kyla sits down with Teri Price, the Executive Director of Greg’s Wings Projects, to discuss her journey from disaster management to becoming a leading change agent in the Canadian healthcare system. Teri shares the powerful and heartbreaking story of her brother, Greg Price, whose death in 2012 exposed massive gaps in continuity of care and information sharing—failures that led the family to create the impactful film Falling Through the Cracks: Greg’s Story. Teri discusses th...

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