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I2I Award Winners

Stories of healthcare insight becoming opportunity

This page highlights awarded Insight to Innovation submissions as they move from real-world observations toward recognition, exploration, development, or impact.

Some awarded submissions may continue to receive mentorship, recognition, or additional support as projects evolve.

PAULI – Wearable Lung Monitoring for ARDS

Trent Suzuki, working with ICU physicians at St. Michael’s Hospital, submitted an unmet need focused on improving lung monitoring for patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and was recognized with a $500 MDDC…

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Ossentra – Precision was never a straight line!

Ossentra – Precision was never a straight line!

Majid Roshanfar, Dr. Dale Podolsky, and the Ossentra team at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) submitted an unmet need focused on improving bone-cutting tools for minimally invasive craniosynostosis surgery and were recognized with…

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Safer Scale Calibration in Healthcare

Safer Scale Calibration in Healthcare

Irene Lopez, a Clinical Engineer at BC Children’s and Women’s Hospital, is celebrated as a $200 MDDC Award recipient for her innovative submission, Safer Scale Calibration in Healthcare. By generously releasing her idea to the…

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Improving growth monitoring in NICU’s

Improving growth monitoring in NICU’s

Julie Conti, Clinical Fellow in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine at BC Women’s and Children’s Hospital, submitted an unmet need focused on improving growth monitoring in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) and was recognized with MDDC Discovery…

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PocketLab Testing

PocketLab Testing

Rawan Sakalla, Co-Founder and CEO of PocketLab Testing, and her team from uOttawa submitted an unmet need focused on micronutrient testing and were recognized with MDDC Discovery Sprint Award ($5000). Micronutrient deficiencies remain a…

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