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AI-enabled clinical decision support systems (AI-CDSS) promise to improve clinical workflows, reduce administrative burden, and help clinicians apply evidence-based care at the point of care. Yet questions remain about their real-world value, integration with clinical workflows, and the legal and regulatory issues with AI-CDSS at this point in time. This webinar presents findings from three […]

The healthcare system is swimming in lost hours. Millions of clinician hours disappear each year into administrative burden across every specialty, department, and region — compounded by countless staff hours spent coordinating, reconciling, and manually managing fragmented workflows. These lost hours are not just an operational nuisance. They represent a material financial and capacity constraint […]

Digital Health Canada recently launched a strategic planning exercise to guide the organization into 2030. We are committed to getting as much input into this process from our stakeholders as we can—this is where you come in! We would love to get your insights and perspectives as we shape our future agenda. Register and join us […]

Healthcare did not evolve in a world of abundance. When demand exceeds capacity, bottlenecks appear, and they cascade. Much of modern healthcare is spent managing scarcity, not delivering care. What if scarcity is no longer the right design assumption? Capacity isn’t only headcount and infrastructure, it’s also time and attention. What could our health system […]

Digital Health Canada's Informatics Now Winter26 Live Learning Series is open to learners who want to deepen their knowledge of health informatics, prepare for the CPHIMS-CA exam, or explore the Canadian digital health ecosystem under the guidance of expert facilitators. Benefits include: Small group learning Real-time interaction with expert facilitators Immediate answers to your questions about […]

Digital Health Canada's Informatics Now Winter26 Live Learning Series is open to learners who want to deepen their knowledge of health informatics, prepare for the CPHIMS-CA exam, or explore the Canadian digital health ecosystem under the guidance of expert facilitators. Benefits include: Small group learning Real-time interaction with expert facilitators Immediate answers to your questions about […]

This presentation offers an overview of Alberta’s implementation of the Connect Care clinical information system in ambulatory care, with a deliberate focus on the people and processes that enable meaningful digital transformation. Rather than emphasizing technology, the session underscores the pivotal role of governance, strong sponsorship, stakeholder engagement, and visible leadership in navigating complex organizational […]

Digital Health Canada's Informatics Now Winter26 Live Learning Series is open to learners who want to deepen their knowledge of health informatics, prepare for the CPHIMS-CA exam, or explore the Canadian digital health ecosystem under the guidance of expert facilitators. Benefits include: Small group learning Real-time interaction with expert facilitators Immediate answers to your questions about […]

Digital Health Canada's Informatics Now Winter26 Live Learning Series is open to learners who want to deepen their knowledge of health informatics, prepare for the CPHIMS-CA exam, or explore the Canadian digital health ecosystem under the guidance of expert facilitators. Benefits include: Small group learning Real-time interaction with expert facilitators Immediate answers to your questions about […]

Do you have questions? We have answers! Every Thursday, Digital Health Canada representatives are online to answer questions about membership, events, education—ask us anything! No registration required. Use the link below to join us via Microsoft Teams anytime between 12–1:00 p.m. ET. DROP IN

Arthritis is the most common chronic disease in Canada, placing a tremendous burden to the health system. From the 6 million Canadians living with arthritis, around 700,000 are in the province of Alberta. It affects 1 in every 1,000 Canadian children. In this disease, the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is almost always the first joint involved. […]