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Welcome To ACCESS 2022
COVID-19 has accelerated the need for and use of digital health solutions and Canada Health Infoway will continue to work closely with federal, provincial and territorial governments and other partners to advance these solutions.
A new day in health care is here.
In partnership with Environics Research, Infoway held one of the largest public consultations about digital health ever conducted in Canada. Read about the results from the project and find out what Canadians want for their digital health future.
To help accelerate the shift to virtual care, Canada Health Infoway is working with Health Canada and the provinces and territories to quickly develop and expand virtual care solutions across Canada.
Digital Health InfoCast brings digital health leaders and innovators into conversation. Hear their stories and imagine a new day in health care.
Virtual care isn't new to University Health Network or GTA hospitals — but it has expanded over the last year during the pandemic.
The Ministry of Health and eHealth Saskatchewan are planning to enhance virtual health care services, the province says in a news release.
Virtual care innovations that were born out of necessity during the pandemic are likely to stay in use even when the pandemic is over.
Over the past year, the pandemic has necessitated the adoption of virtual care, and Canadians are mostly embracing this change.
Virtual care isn't new to University Health Network or GTA hospitals — but it has expanded over the last year during the pandemic.
The Ministry of Health and eHealth Saskatchewan are planning to enhance virtual health care services, the province says in a news release.
Virtual care innovations that were born out of necessity during the pandemic are likely to stay in use even when the pandemic is over.
Over the past year, the pandemic has necessitated the adoption of virtual care, and Canadians are mostly embracing this change.
Virtual care isn't new to University Health Network or GTA hospitals — but it has expanded over the last year during the pandemic.
The Ministry of Health and eHealth Saskatchewan are planning to enhance virtual health care services, the province says in a news release.
Virtual care innovations that were born out of necessity during the pandemic are likely to stay in use even when the pandemic is over.
Over the past year, the pandemic has necessitated the adoption of virtual care, and Canadians are mostly embracing this change.
Virtual care isn't new to University Health Network or GTA hospitals — but it has expanded over the last year during the pandemic.
The Ministry of Health and eHealth Saskatchewan are planning to enhance virtual health care services, the province says in a news release.
Virtual care innovations that were born out of necessity during the pandemic are likely to stay in use even when the pandemic is over.
Over the past year, the pandemic has necessitated the adoption of virtual care, and Canadians are mostly embracing this change.