Join us for snacks and socializing at this casual evening MeetUp in Vancouver (conveniently taking place just before the BC25 Conference)! Digital Health Canada MeetUps offer opportunities to network with digital health professionals from your area in a relaxed atmosphere. Your $36.75 registration fee includes taxes, snacks plus one drinks ticket (soda, wine, or beer). […]
This annual conference brings together professionals, organizations, and ideas from across the British Columbia digital health landscape. Attendees connect with existing communities and initiate new relationships within both traditional and emerging segments of health and healthcare in the greater Vancouver area. Register for the Vancouver MeetUp, too! Connect with your BC-region peers—join us for snacks […]
Are your healthcare facilities grappling with the challenges of overcrowded Emergency Departments (EDs), overburdened care providers, and limited patient access to timely care? These issues impact all stakeholders: patients struggle to access appropriate care, hospitals face heightened operational demands, and healthcare systems incur substantial costs due to non-urgent ED visits. This session will showcase the […]
Master the fundamentals of Canadian health informatics This compact virtual real-time series of courses will take learners through the core concepts of health informatics, equipping them with the essential knowledge and skills required to succeed in the Canadian digital health landscape. Each session of this core health informatics learning series will be presented virtually by […]
Comprehensive assessments of motor function are crucial for effective decision-making in neuromuscular rehabilitation. This is particularly critical post-stroke, where personalized therapy drives an individual’s abilities to be ambulatory and return to their community in the short term and effectively use their upper limbs in the long term. Current clinical practice, however, relies on self-reporting, subjective […]
Webinar Wednesday - Real-world effectiveness of self-led internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy (iCBT) versus standard CBT: a cohort study using Ontario’s linked health-administrative data Background Growing demands for mental health services have resulted in increased interest in virtual interventions delivered online and via mobile applications. Internet-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (iCBT) is an evidence-based intervention where users […]
Registration for the MeetUp is sold out! Join us for snacks and socializing at this casual evening MeetUp in Toronto (conveniently taking place just before the ON25 Conference)! Digital Health Canada MeetUps offer opportunities to network with digital health professionals from your area in a relaxed atmosphere. Your $39.55 registration fee includes taxes, snacks, and […]
Registration is sold out! Connect with Ontario public and private sector leaders and innovators as they explore the issues that matter most to Ontario patients, caregivers, and digital health professionals—discussions that are the hallmark of the annual Digital Health Canada ON25 Conference (formerly UpOnDigital: Update on Ontario Digital Health). Attend the Toronto MeetUp, too! Connect […]
We present a novel Neural-Symbolic Explainable-AI (XAI) framework, integrating state-of-the art semantic knowledge graphs and machine learning (ML) methods, to make the output of ML models transparent so they can be safely used in clinical settings. Current XAI methods explain the output of ML models simply in terms of feature importance. Our XAI framework generates […]
The Canadian FHIR Exchange Specifications (Ca:FeX), developed by Canada Health Infoway, supports seamless health information exchange across Canadian healthcare systems using the FHIR standard. It enables interoperability by providing guidelines tailored to the Canadian healthcare ecosystem, focusing on harmonizing data exchange so that systems across provinces, territories, and organizations can communicate effectively. This addresses the […]
Join the Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation (CAMS) at NAIT for an insightful Webinar Wednesday with Digital Health Canada. Learn how CAMS supports digital health innovation through cutting-edge simulation-based services, including usability and UI/UX testing, validation studies, and other solutions that help innovators refine and advance their technologies. Presented by John Sutherland, Director, and Emilio […]
Computable Care Guidelines (CCGs) are expert-system based knowledge artefacts defined using the HL7 FHIR standard. HL7 and IHE are long-running partners on a joint "Gemini Project" to develop specifications for expressing implementable, conformance-testable CCGs that can be deployed at scale. This presentation reports on outputs from this Gemini Project and describes how CCGs can be […]
