Join us at noon ET on Wednesday, September 3, for Everything You Need to Know About Abstract Submission, a quick webinar session to guide you through the essential steps of submitting an abstract for e-Health 2026. Presented by Treasure D. Ledgister, e-Health Conference Director, and Danielle McKnight, e-Health Senior Event Specialist.

Information from this webinar will help you:

• Understand the submission guidelines ensuring you know exactly what’s required to submit an abstract for e-Health 2026
• Maximize your impact with tips on how to craft an abstract that stands out, increases your chances of acceptance, and effectively communicates the significance of your work
• Avoid common pitfalls that can hinder your submission and learn strategies to avoid them
• Find answers to your questions
• Learn key dates and deadlines

This webinar is perfect for digital health professionals, researchers, academics, and health and healthcare delivery professionals interested in presenting at e-Health 2026 Conference and Tradeshow  (Halifax, June 14 to 16). Whether you have submitted abstracts in the past or are preparing your first one, this webinar will help you navigate the abstract submission process with confidence.

There is no charge for attending this webinar. We hope to see you there!

Register for Informatics Now: A Live Learning Series to gain insights from experts at the forefront of Canadian digital health and health informatics.

Each session will be presented virtually in real time by an established Canadian digital health professional with real-world experience, diverse regional perspectives, and proven expertise in their area of study.

This comprehensive eight-session virtual series will take learners on a journey through the core concepts of health informatics, equipping them with the essential knowledge and skills required to succeed in the Canadian digital health landscape. Materials presented will be based on the existing Digital Health Canada Core Health Informatics courses, with refreshed and updated content.

Spaces are limited to encourage participant engagement and networking, and to allow time for questions and answers.

• Total online class time: 27 hours
• Start Date: September 8, 2025
• End Date: October 8, 2025
• Session content: The Canadian Healthcare System; Clinical and Health Services; Technology Ecosystem; Information Management; Project Management; Healthcare Transformation; Analysis & Evaluation; Bonus Session: CPHIMS-CA
• Earn 1 CEU for each hour of class time (please refer to the HIMSS renewal requirements guidelines for more information)

Let’s discuss the future of digital health in Manitoba over breakfast.

Learn about local innovation programs and opportunities, and gain insights into digital health partnerships and collaborations from other provinces to spark new ideas and drive progress in Manitoba and beyond.

The Breakfast will take place in Winnipeg, Manitoba on Tuesday, September 16. 2025.

Digital Health Canada Member Early Bird and Bundle savings on now!

• Member Early Bird (until August 31, 2025): $109
• Member Regular (starting September 1, 2025): $138
• Non-Member Regular: $167
• Member Ticket Bundle (5 tickets): $580
• Member Ticket Bundle (10 tickets): $1,239
• Member Ticket Bundles (25 tickets): $3,294
• Member Ticket Bundles (50 tickets): $6,746

• Registration fees shown include 5% GST
• Earn 2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attending this event.
• Cancellation policy: Registration cancellations received before 5:00 PM ET on August 22, 2025, will be eligible for a full refund. Registration cancellations received after 5:00 PM ET on August 22, 2025, are non-refundable. An alternate attendee's name may be substituted until September 15, 2025. For more information, please request substitutions in writing to info@digitalhealthcanada.com. Any registration transferred from a member to a non-member will be adjusted to the non-member rate. 
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Join us to explore how Nova Scotia Health Authority, in partnership with Think Research, is revolutionizing emergency care through its innovative models of care. This webinar will showcase a powerful model that supports load balancing resources while imagining new models of care and has transformed access to vital services and addressed significant resource strain.

Discover how this initiative has:

• Prevented thousands of hours of emergency department closures
• Dramatically reduced ED wait times
• Showcased a blueprint for building more resilient and accessible public healthcare systems in Canada.

Presented by:

Tanya Penney

Tanya Penney is the Executive Director for the Central Zone and the Provincial Lead for Urgent and Emergent Virtual Care at Nova Scotia Health. A registered nurse with a background in Emergency Department care, Tanya has held a variety of leadership roles within both the Nova Scotia Health Authority and the provincial government. In her current role, Tanya is focused on improving access to urgent and emergency care across the province. She is part of the Central Zone leadership team, with operational oversight of tertiary, regional, and rural emergency departments. With a rapidly evolving health human resources landscape and advancements in technology, Tanya is leading efforts to strengthen emergency care through innovative, resilient models that improve access and patient outcomes.

Brynne Eaton-Auva'a

Brynne is the Managing Director of Think Research’s Healthcare Software Business Line.  In her current role, Brynne spearheads initiatives aimed at improving healthcare access and patient safety for Think Research clients.  Brynne, alongside the teams she leads, is focused on supporting key healthcare clients, government stakeholders, and partners. Before joining Think, Brynne's work in the USA, New Zealand, and the South Pacific focused on strategic partnerships and implementations.  Brynne, a recognized Emerging Leader in Healthcare by The Peak in 2022, was a featured speaker at Monterey Bay’s TEDx Conference. She is passionate about solutions that enhance patient care, streamline processes, and improve outcomes within the healthcare industry.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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From the C-suite at Venuiti, this overview offers a strategic lens on HALO—Canada Health Infoway’s powerful platform for accelerating digital health innovation. HALO provides the foundation for building, launching, and scaling interoperable healthcare solutions with speed and consistency. In this session, we explore the platform’s architecture, core capabilities, and the transformative development model it enables for organizations across the healthcare ecosystem.

Presented by:

Alexey Sidelnikov

Alexey Sidelnikov is the Chief Technology Officer at Venuiti, bringing over 20 years of experience in health-tech and enterprise software. A seasoned architect and strategic leader, he specializes in building scalable, high-impact digital solutions that power transformation across the healthcare sector.

Thomas Schroecker

As CEO of Venuiti, Thomas Schroecker is a visionary leader driving innovation at the intersection of technology and digital strategy. With a track record of launching transformative platforms and scaling digital solutions, he brings bold thinking and deep operational insight to every initiative.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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Join us for this knowledge-sharing, learning, and networking event with public and private sector digital health leaders from across Canada. Reserve your seat at the table where important digital health conversations happen.

All CHIEF Executive Forum members are invited to attend the CHIEF Executive Forum Fall25 Symposium, taking place in Toronto on October 1 followed by a reception that same evening and site visits on October 2.

All CHIEF Executive Forum members are invited to attend the CHIEF Executive Forum Fall25 Reception in Toronto on October 1. Reserve your spot by registering today or send an email confirming your attendance to chief@digitalhealthcanada.com.

Your CHIEF Membership includes registration at both the Spring and Fall Symposia and Receptions, however, to reserve your place and ensure everyone will be comfortably accommodated, separate confirmation is required for each of the events.

Site visits will be held again for a limited group of CHIEF Executive Forum members.

Morning visit to Michael Garron Hospital
Afternoon visit to The Hospital for Sick Children| SickKids

Detailed agendas coming soon.
Space is limited. Please only register if you are able to attend.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, so does its potential to transform how care is delivered across Canada. This webinar will explore Canada Health Infoway’s strategy for responsible AI adoption in the health system, with a focus on the AI Scribe Program, a national initiative to reduce clinical documentation burden and return valuable time to patient care. Learn how Infoway is working alongside clinicians, jurisdictions, industry partners, and others to ensure that AI tools are integrated safely, ethically, and effectively. Attendees will gain insight into the early results of the program, the importance of clinician trust in AI adoption, and what’s next on the path to modernizing documentation workflows in Canadian healthcare.

Presented by:

Dr. Rashaad Bhyat - Senior Clinical Leader, Canada Health Infoway 

An award-winning family physician with special expertise in Digital Health and Health Informatics, and an accomplished medical communicator. He is Senior Clinical Leader in the Centre for Clinical Innovation in Digital Health, within the Connected Care team at Canada Health Infoway. He also supports Toronto Metropolitan University's new School of Medicine as Assistant Clinical Professor and Digital Health thread lead. Over the past decade plus, he has provided Infoway with strategic leadership and advice on key national initiatives, including AI in healthcare, interoperability, virtual care, EMR/EHR adoption, e-prescribing, digital transformation, and more recently, as co-chair of the Digital Health Interoperability Task Force. Currently, he practices in an EMR-enabled family medicine clinic in Brampton, Ontario.  

Cassandra Fusco, MSW – Director, Enablement Services, Canada Health Infoway

Cassandra Fusco is Director of Enablement Services at Canada Health Infoway, where she collaborates with partners across the country to support the responsible adoption of digital health tools, including Artificial Intelligence. A registered social worker by training, Cassandra brings more than two decades of experience spanning frontline clinical practice, senior leadership, and system-level transformation. At Infoway, she plays a central role in advancing many enablement-based programs, including the AI Scribe Program, an initiative aimed at reducing clinical documentation burden and improving the care experience. With a career rooted in both care delivery and digital transformation, Cassandra brings a thoughtful, real-world perspective to the integration of digital solutions in Canada’s health system.

Sponsored by:

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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Join us for snacks and socializing at this casual evening MeetUp in Halifax (conveniently taking place just before the Atlantic Region Conference)! Digital Health Canada MeetUps offer opportunities to network with digital health professionals from your area in a relaxed atmosphere.

Your $40 registration fee includes snacks and one drinks ticket (soda, wine, or beer).

Registration fees shown include 14% HST.

Registration Cancellation Policy: All sales are final, and there are no refunds. Substitutions are available until October 7, 2025. Prices are in Canadian dollars.

Digital Health Canada's Atlantic Region Conference takes place on October 9, 2025 at Delta Hotels by Marriott in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

This annual one-day conference offers networking and learning for Atlantic Chapter members and digital health professionals from across the Atlantic Region.

Take advantage of Early Bird pricing on now through August 31, 2025.

• Member Early Bird (until August 31, 2025): $236
• Member Regular (starts September 1, 2025): $299
• Non-Member Regular: $386
• Member Student: $103
• Member Bundle 5 Tickets: $1,102
• Member Bundle 10 Tickets: $2,046
• Member Bundle 25 Tickets: $5,507
• Member Bundle 50 Tickets: $10,226

• Registration fees shown include 14% HST.
• Earn 5.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attending this event.
• Cancellation policy: Registration cancellations received before 5:00 PM ADT on Sept 8, 2025, will be eligible for a full refund. Registration cancellations received after 5:00 PM ADT on Sept 8, 2025, are non-refundable. An alternate attendee's name may be substituted until Oct 8, 2025. For more information, please request substitutions in writing to info@digitalhealthcanada.com. Any registration transferred from a member to a non-member will be adjusted to the non-member rate. 
• To inquire about sponsoring this event, contact Dino Falvo.

What if we approached digital health tools not just as technologies, but as members of our care team? As Canada deepens its commitment to team-based primary care and integrated care delivery, we need digital solutions that do more than store information—they must contribute meaningfully to shared decision-making, communication, and continuity of care. This webinar invites participants to reimagine digital tools as collaborators in the care process: helping clinicians coordinate more effectively, supporting patients and caregivers as empowered team members, and bridging gaps across organizational and sectoral boundaries. Drawing on insights from implementation science and over a decade of research in digital health design, implementation, and evaluation, this webinar explores how we can position digital tools as enablers of trust, shared accountability, and relational care. Participants will learn how to move beyond adoption checklists toward more thoughtful, context-sensitive implementation strategies that treat digital tools as part of the care team—supporting both providers and patients. Through practical examples and frameworks, we’ll explore how to embed these tools into the everyday work of care in ways that are equitable, sustainable, and system-aligned.

Learning Objectives:

1. Reframe digital health tools as active partners in team-based and person-centred care.
2. Apply implementation science principles to guide the co-design, adoption, and scaling of digital innovations across diverse care contexts.
3. Explore system-level enablers that foster meaningful integration of digital tools across the continuum of care.

Presented by:

Carolyn Steele Gray, MA, PhD

Carolyn Steele Gray holds a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Implementing Digital Health Innovation. She is a Senior Investigator at the Science of Care Institute and in the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute at Sinai Health, and an Associate Professor in the Institute for Health Policy, Management and Evaluation at the University of Toronto in Canada. Dr. Steele Gray’s program of work focuses on the role of digital health in supporting integrated and person-centred care delivery for patients with complex care needs, applying implementation science theory and approaches, along with evaluation methods to uncover to how best to embed technology into novel delivery models. Key to her transformational work is her international leadership in the areas of digital health and integrated care, notably through her work as a Senior Associate with the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC), and a member of the Executive board with IFIC Canada, where she co-leads a Special Interest Group in Digital Services and Data Enabling Integrated Care. She is also the Canadian lead for Open Digital Health, non-profit organization seeking to drive accessibility and spread of digital health solutions to improve care delivery, and the co-lead and co-founder of the International Goal-Oriented Care Learning Collaborative, an academic consortium seeking to advance adoption of person-centred goal-oriented care. 

Sponsored by:

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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Let’s discuss the future of digital health in Canada over breakfast. Digital Health Canada Breakfast in Montreal will identify common challenges and opportunities from across Canada, with a focus on Quebec innovation. Learn about local innovation programs and opportunities, and gain insights into digital health partnerships and collaborations from other provinces to spark new ideas and drive progress in Quebec and beyond.

The Breakfast will take place in Montreal, Quebec on Thursday, October 23, 2025.

Thank you to our sponsor

• Registration fees shown include 5% GST and 9.975% QST
• Earn 2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attending this event.
• Cancellation policy: Registration cancellations received before 5:00 PM ET on September 20, 2025, will be eligible for a full refund. Registration cancellations received after 5:00 PM ET on September 20, 2025, are non-refundable. An alternate attendee's name may be substituted until October 22, 2025. For more information, please request substitutions in writing to info@digitalhealthcanada.com. Any registration transferred from a member to a non-member will be adjusted to the non-member rate. 
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Now live across Ontario, the eReferral Form Standardization Initiative has transitioned from planning to implementation, offering valuable lessons in clinical co-design, engagement, and digital integration. This session will share real-world feedback, insights from Phases I and II, and practical recommendations for scaling digital referral forms to support better patient care and clinician experience.

Presented by:

Lindsey White

Lindsey White (she/her) is a Program Manager with Amplify Care, where she leads provincial and national initiatives that advance digital health transformation. With over a decade of experience in healthcare leadership, Lindsey specializes in collaborative, equity-centered approaches that bridge clinical, technical, and operational priorities. She co-lead the successful delivery of Ontario’s eReferral Forms Standardization initiative, co-leads her organizations national community of practice on ereferral and co-leads her organization’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) portfolio. Lindsey is passionate about building partnerships, improving care coordination, and designing scalable solutions that improve health system performance and patient experience.

Dr. Scott Laing

Dr Scott Laing is a family physician practicing in Waterloo, Ontario. In addition to family medicine training, he has completed the research-based Clinician Scholar program and a Master of Health Administration through the University of Ottawa. He has a keen interest in digital health and has supported a number of digital health initiatives relating to eReferral, eOrdering, and Evidence to Practice chronic disease management tools. He has also developed digital tools, which are used within his group practice to support and simplify clinical workflows.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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Join us for snacks and socializing at this casual evening MeetUp in Regina (conveniently taking place just before the Saskatchewan Region Conference)! Digital Health Canada MeetUps offer opportunities to network with digital health professionals from your area in a relaxed atmosphere.

Your $37 registration fee includes snacks and one drink ticket (soda, wine, or beer).

Registration Cancellation Policy: All sales are final and there are no refunds. Substitutions are available until November 11, 2025. Prices are in Canadian dollars. Applicable taxes are included in the price.

Join us in Regina on November 13, 2025 for SK25, Digital Health Canada’s Saskatchewan Region Conference! This one-day conference offers networking and learning for Saskatchewan-based members and digital health professionals.

Take advantage of Member Early Bird pricing of $218 until October 31, 2025.

• Take advantage of Member Early Bird pricing of $218 until October 31, 2025!
• Member Early Bird (until October 31, 2025): $218
• Member Regular (starting November 1, 2025): $276
• Non-Member Regular: $356
• Member Student: $95
• Member Ticket Bundle (5 tickets): $1,015
• Member Ticket Bundle (10 tickets): $1,884
• Member Ticket Bundles (25 tickets): $5,072
• Member Ticket Bundles (50 tickets): $9,419

• Registration fees shown include 5% GST
• Earn 4.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attending this event
• Cancellation policy: Registration cancellations received before 5:00 PM CST on October 11, 2025 will be eligible for a full refund. Registration cancellations received after 5:00 PM CST on October 11, 2025 are non-refundable. An alternate attendee's name may be substituted until November 12, 2025. For more information, please request substitutions in writing to info@digitalhealthcanada.com. Any registration transferred from a member to a non-member will be adjusted to the non-member rate. 
• To inquire about sponsoring this event, contact Dino Falvo.

This presentation will cover the impact of increased demand on the healthcare system and the need for transactional and analytical data to improve everything from equitable access to care to improving the health of the population overall and lowering the per capita costs of care. It will focus on the key activities jurisdictions need to tackle to modernize their EHRs and federate data for advanced analytics and AI applications.

Presented by:

Gavin Tong, Strategy Principal Director and Data & AI Lead for Canadian Healthcare, Accenture. 

Gavin is a healthcare industry leader and former DHC Board Member who is passionate about the successful application of IT to improve the lives of patients and the healthcare system overall. He has 23 years of health informatics experience focusing primarily on complex problems that lie in the intersection of healthcare business, clinical, and IT delivery. Throughout his career, Gavin has worked in various aspects of the healthcare industry, working in domains such as primary care, acute care, and community care, with organizations operating at the regional, provincial and pan-Canadian level.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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In this presentation, we will look at the potential and opportunity of virtual care for those with mental health problems. We will focus on a program at CAMH and include data, drawing on our two years of experience

Objectives:

• To understand and appreciate gaps in coverage and the potential role of technology.
  
• To understand and appreciate virtual care for mental health.
  
• To identify lessons learned from the CAMH experience.
  

Presented by:

Dr. David Gratzer

Dr. David Gratzer is a Toronto-based physician. He works at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, where he is an attending psychiatrist and serves as the co-chief of the General Adult Psychiatry and Health Systems Division, overseeing the clinical and academic work of 110+ psychiatrists. He is an associate professor of the University of Toronto. He peer reviews for several journals and he is an associate editor of both The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry and JMIR Mental Health. He leads CIHR-funded research in e-therapies.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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The healthcare sector faces significant challenges:

• Growing demand for healthcare professionals, with a projected 16% increase from 2020 to 2030.

• Canada/The United States are facing a potential shortage of 500,000 physicians and nurses.

• Clinicians spend on average 40% of their time on administrative tasks, contributing to burnout.

The Solution: Agentic AI Agents

AI Agents can be used as intelligent assistants designed to automate administrative tasks, streamline workflows, and improve clinician efficiency in healthcare settings.

Case Study Highlights (sample client results):

• Patient Scheduling: AI-driven appointment workflows achieve high automation rates (up to 96%) and significant time savings (e.g., 1,740 hours saved annually);

• Oncology Program: AI assistants streamline processes, achieving automation rates of up to 98.3% and saving up to 2,145 hours annually;

• Pulmonology: AI agents automate tasks with automation rates of 99% and time savings of 2,300 hours annually;

• Surgery Clinical Visit Prep: AI agents save 1,488 hours annually and provide extra capacity.

The presentation would include seeing the AI Agents in action.

Presented by:

Howard Rosen, CEO, Nova Insights Corp

As CEO of Nova Insights Corp, Howard is a seasoned strategist and innovator, bringing a proven track record of developing impactful healthcare solutions. Throughout his career, he has spearheaded the strategic development, planning and creation of award-winning technology platforms and communications automation tools that have revolutionized patient care nationwide. Howard’s process focuses on identifying clients needs, understands emerging opportunities in the healthcare landscape, translating those opportunities into actionable strategies, and delivering high-value solutions that benefit both patients and providers. He possesses a deep understanding of patient and customer needs, having worked extensively with Fortune 500 companies, the US public sector (civilian and military), and healthcare organizations. Howard is passionate advocate for improving healthcare access and outcomes. As a Founder of LifeWIRE Corporation, he invented a platform that transformed communications between patients and providers allowing access to care, anywhere. With eight patents awarded for innovative healthcare technology, he possesses a strong track record of translating ideas into tangible results. Furthermore, his experience extends beyond strategy and product development. As a Senior Fellow at Columbia University's HITLAB, he mentors other businesses in healthcare IT innovation. Additionally, he has regularly contributed thought leadership through articles in Forbes, presented on many occasions before the Capitol Hill Steering Committee on Telehealth and served as a member of HIMSS Public Policy Committee.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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Accessible, cheaper and safer imaging is needed to diagnose and treat TMJ arthritis early to avoid the costs, delays and need for sedation related to MRI images, which is used to diagnose this condition. Ultrasound is safer, more comfortable for children and cheaper for the health system. Not to mention, its portability that allows its use in diverse health care facilities, including rural communities and remote areas. However, the challenge is that US requires significant training and expertise to interpret the images. Therefore, we want to develop an artificial intelligence-assisted image analysis tool to be integrated to a portable handheld ultrasound to help screening TMJ arthritis in children. For this, we will scan the joint of children diagnosed with arthritis in the main children`s hospital of Alberta. These images will then be used to develop the AI assisted image-analysis tool. This innovative tool will overcome existing barriers and improve health by advancing digital health.

Presented by:

Fabiana Almeida 

Fabiana Almeida is a clinical researcher and Assistant Professor at the School of Dentistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. She completed her dental degree and specialty training in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology in Brazil, alongside an MSc and PhD in Health Sciences—Oral Diagnosis. 

Her research focuses on imaging and new technologies—particularly Ultrasound and Artificial Intelligence—in the diagnosis process in Dentistry. She started working with Ultrasound in 2017 during her postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Alberta, where she investigated the potential of Ultrasound as a diagnostic tool in Dentistry—particularly for assessing jaw joint disorders and the tissues supporting teeth. Dr Almeida was part of a multidisciplinary team that developed an innovative intraoral ultrasound device for chairside diagnostic use in Dentistry. In addition, she has led the development of an AI model to assist in identifying jaw joint disorders in MRI scans. Her work aims to improve the diagnosis process through the integration of emerging technologies in imaging.

Earn One Continuing Education Unit (CEU) for attending this webinar. Content from the webinar aligns with Core Health Informatics Topics.

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