In this episode of Chats on Change, interim Nova Scotia Health CEO Karen Oldfield sits down with Dr. Julie Maranda, Chief Medical Information Officer, One Person, One Record, to discuss the transformative One Person One Record (OPOR) project. Dr. Maranda, an experienced physician and healthcare leader, shares insights from her extensive career, including past implementations of digital health systems. They explore how OPOR will streamline healthcare across the province by providing a unified digital health record—reducing errors, improving transparency, and ultimately enhancing patient care.Dr. Maranda and Oldfield also discuss the challenges and opportunities of implementing a project of this scale, emphasizing the importance of change management and collaboration. With OPOR set to roll out in phases, they highlight the expected benefits for both healthcare providers and patients, particularly those in rural areas. Plus, Dr. Maranda shares her personal experiences of moving to Nova Scotia, her impressions of the province, and what she looks forward to exploring next.