FHLIP2025 is welcoming Laptop_Talk submissions

TORONTO – Laptop_Talk submissions are officially open for the Future of Health Leadership, Informatics, and Policy (FHLIP2025) Conference, themed “From “From Insights to Action: Empowering Health.” This year’s conference will explore cutting-edge developments at the intersection of technology, leadership and policy in healthcare.

What is a Laptop_Talk?

“Laptop_Talks offers a unique opportunity to share your innovative ideas, research, or projects in a concise, engaging format. It’s an alternative to traditional poster presentations – think of it as sharing your big thoughts on a small screen! We piloted this format at the FHLIP2024 with great success, and we’re excited to bring it to FHLIP2025,” said Dr. Abbas Zavar (pictured).

Dr. Abbas Zavar is FHLIP Conference Executive Director.

Accepted abstracts will be published in a MEDLINE indexed journal, ensuring your work reaches a wider academic and professional audience through our official conference publication.

If you’re passionate about transforming healthcare, advancing informatics, or shaping the future of health policy, this is your chance to showcase your work to a diverse audience of clinicians, technologists, policymakers, and researchers.

Submission Deadline: November 1st
How to Submit: https://lnkd.in/gmmejB6r

The Future of Health Leadership, Informatics, and Policy (FHLIP) Conference returns in 2025, building on the success and high standards set by FHLIP 2024. Join us for the FHLIP 2025 conference, where we will explore the theme of “From Insights to Action: Empowering Health.” This event will bring together patients, healthcare professionals, researchers, vendors, innovators, policymakers, academics, students and community leaders to transform insights into actionable strategies that revolutionize healthcare and empower individuals to take charge of their health.

This year’s conference will explore critical topics including:

• Citizen and Immigrant Empowerment and Advocacy
• Shared Decision-Making
• Patient-Led Research and Innovation
• Addressing Health Inequities
• Knowledge Translation for Patients, Citizens, and Populations
• Integrating Patient Voices into Health Policy
• Streamlining Research Implementation
• Preventing Burnout in Healthcare
• Health Leadership in the Digital Age
• Data-Driven Healthcare Delivery
• Health Policy and Advocacy

Further information is available at: Future of Health Leadership, Informatics and Policy (FHLIP) Conference – Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (utoronto.ca)