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Digital Health Canada Corporate Membership is a smart investment for leading-edge public and private sector organizations operating in the digital health ecosystem. Corporate Membership enables staff and executive to stay at the forefront of the latest trends, developments, challenges and opinions in HI, and to connect with peers at other leading-edge organizations to discuss emerging issues and shared challenges. Regular events enable members to share best practices, make new connections and gain insight from industry thought leaders.

Corporate Membership levels

Contact Digital Health Canada to discuss which membership level is right for your organization.

Benefits for member organizations:

• • Linked corporate logo on Our Membership Community
  • Option to educate teams onsite with Custom Education
  • Option to host Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems – Canada (CPHIMS-CA) exam sittings onsite
  • Discounts on job postings
  • Sponsorship opportunities
  • Discounts on local, regional, and national event registration

Member benefits for your employees:

• • Found or contribute to a Community of Action
  • Attend or present a Webinar Wednesday
  • Access the searchable member directory
  • Apply to become a Digital Health Canada Faculty Member
  • Receive regular updates on events and job postings
  • Enjoy discounts on local, regional, and national event registration; Online and In-Person Education fees; and CPHIMS-CA exam fees

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Schools with a faculty of healthcare, health informatics, digital health, information management, or information technology can become Digital Health Canada Academic Institutional Members (AIM).Membership allows for an unlimited number of members with a  3:1 student, faculty ratio. AIM includes Digital Health Canada membership benefits for full time faculty and full time students for only $1000 per year.  Membership year starts September 1 and ends August 31.

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Institutional benefits:

• Promote your school brand with a linked school logo on our website
• Promote your co-op program and students with a permanent posting on our co-op opportunities page
• Receive discounts on job posting fees

Individual (student and faculty) member benefits:

• Opportunity to connect with Canadian digital health professionals at leading public and private organizations
• Attend or present a Webinar Wednesday
• Access the searchable member directory
• Receive regular updates on upcoming events and new job postings
• Enjoy discounts on professional education
• Discounts on CPHIMS-CA professional certification exam fees
• Discounts on event registrations
• Volunteering: Opportunities to volunteer at e-Health Conference and Tradeshow, on a Community of Action, or as a Digital Health Canada Faculty Member
• Awards: Compete for the Stephen Huesing Scholarship, the Women Leaders in Digital Health Award, or the Canadian Health Informatics Award

Individual Membership is open to all individuals with an interest in health informatics, health information management, or related healthcare issues and practices. Digital Health Canada Membership enables access to continuous learning, career development and career planning resources, and opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Membership dues are $281 for an extended membership year ending March 31, 2020

Only Digital Health Canada members may:

• Attend, moderate, or present a Webinar Wednesday
• Access the searchable member directory
• Receive regular updates on events and job postings through the Pulse e-newsletter
• Enjoy discounted registration on all Digital Health Canada events, education, and exams
• Volunteer at events
• Compete for the Women Leaders in Digital Health Award or a Canadian Health Informatics Award
• Share your work in our Resource Library
• Contribute to a published work as a member of a Digital Health Canada Community of Action
• Enjoy discounts on local, regional, and national event registration; Online and In-Person Education fees; and CPHIMS-CA exam fees
• Apply to become a Digital Health Canada Faculty Member

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Students studying healthcare, health informatics, digital health, IM or IT full-time at an accredited education institute can become Digital Health Canada members. There are many benefits: only student members may apply for the Steven Huesing scholarship, and selected students will have the opportunity to network with digital health professionals by volunteering in a Community of Action or at the annual e-Health Conference and Tradeshow and other industry events. Student Membership is $55 for an extended membership year ending March 31, 2020

Benefits

• Only members may apply for the Steven Huesing Scholarship
• Volunteer opportunities at the annual e-Health Conference and Tradeshow and other events
• Discounts on registration fees for regional events and for the annual e-Health Conference and Tradeshow
• Free publications like white papers, reports, and Digital Health Canada Healthcare Information Management & Communications Canada (HIM&CC) Journal
• Discounts on education, supporting materials and CPHIMS-CA Exam fees
• Regular notice of career opportunities through Pulse, our members-only e-newsletter

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Please have the following information ready:

• Full-time Student ID Number
• Educational institution name
• Expected year of graduation
• Photocopy of your student card (back and front)

• Start by creating an account here. Or mail membership@digitalhealthcanada.com if you aren’t sure what to do first.
  Please note GST is applicable on all membership dues. If you reside in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia or Newfoundland, Ontario you must also add HST. If you are GST-exempt, please submit a letter of exemption and your GST number. GST# 10686-6908RT.

• Anyone with an interest in health informatics, health information management, or related healthcare issues and practices. Our members are: CIOs; Clinicians; Consultants; Consumers; Educators; Researchers; Healthcare Associations; Healthcare Executives; Healthcare Organizations; Information Management Professionals; Information Systems Professionals; IT Vendors; Nurses; Physicians; Privacy Professionals; Security Professionals; Software Experts; Students; Telehealth Professionals.

• Group Membership is best for public and private sector organizations operating in the digital health ecosystem
• Start Up Membership is for a newly emerged business venture that aims to develop a viable business model to meet a marketplace need or problem.
• Academic Institutional Membership (AIM) for schools with a faculty of healthcare, health informatics, digital health, IM or IT
• Individual Membership for anyone working to advance healthcare through information technology
• Student Membership for individual students studying full-time at an accredited academic institution

• Organizations that invest in a Digital Health Canada membership are making a wise investment in the professional development of their IT/HI staff, and in all employees who interact with digital health in any way. Benefits include deep savings on registration fees for events like e-Health, Canada’s largest digital health conference; access to free publications like white papers, reports, and Digital Health Canada Healthcare Information Management & Communications Canada (HIM&CC) Journal; discounts on Guidelines for the Protection of Personal Health Information and eSafety Guidelines; free access to a searchable member directory; free access to weekly members-only webinars; discounts on courses, supporting materials and CPHIMS-CA Exam fees; job posting in the Digital Health Canada Position Posting service; your company logo displayed on the Digital Health Canada website.

• Digital Health Canada membership offers start-ups an entree into the digital health eco-system. Start Ups can tap into numerous opportunities for networking and growth. Benefits include deep savings on registration fees for events like e-Health, Canada’s largest digital health conference; access to free publications like white papers, reports, and Digital Health Canada Healthcare Information Management & Communications Canada (HIM&CC) Journal; discounts on Guidelines for the Protection of Personal Health Information and eSafety Guidelines; free access to a searchable member directory; free access to weekly members-only webinars; discounts on courses, supporting materials and CPHIMS-CA Exam fees; job posting in the Digital Health Canada Position Posting service; your company logo displayed on the Digital Health Canada website.

• AIM schools can offer their students both scholarship and career development opportunites. For example: only AIM students may apply for the Steven Huesing scholarship. In addition, selected students will have the opportunity to volunteer at the annual e-Health Conference and Tradeshow, Canada’s largest digital health conference, where students can meet professionals active in their field of study, attend industry events and education sessions, and network at conference social events.
• Plus: discounts on registration fees for industry eventslike e-Health, Canada’s largest digital health conference; access to free publications like white papers, reports, and Digital Health Canada Healthcare Information Management & Communications Canada (HIM&CC) Journal; discounts on Guidelines for the Protection of Personal Health Information and eSafety Guidelines; discounts on courses, supporting materials and CPHIMS-CA Exam fees; and job postings here.

• Besides extensive networking and career development opportunities, benefits for Individuals include discounts on event registration fees (HIMSS, e-Health, HealthAchieve, UpOnDigital, ANHIX, networking events); free publications for members (like white papers and thought-leadership reports); discounts on Guidelines for the Protection of Personal Health Information and eSafety Guidelines; free access to a searchable member directory; free access to weekly members-only webinars; discounts on courses, supporting materials and CPHIMS-CA Exam fees; notification of new job postings; and opportunities to join working committees.

• The Digital Health Canada Membership year starts April 1 and ends March 31. Academic Institutional Membership year starts September 1 and ends August 31.

• Login to your Digital Health Canada account using your existing login information here.