Conferences

TORONTO – For the past decade, the Canadian Institute’s Forum on Healthcare Infrastructure has brought together hundreds of leaders in healthcare facility planning, design, and construction to explore innovative solutions that optimize facilities while balancing costs and quality. Read More

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. Read More

WATERLOO, Ont. – The Ontario Association for Amputee Care will be holding a two-day conference at the Delta Hotel Marriott Waterloo (May 3 & 4) that will include tours of the world-leading RoboHub and Neural and Rehab Engineering Lab at the University of Waterloo. The conference will examine the current state-of-the-art in brain-machine interfaces, technologies that give amputees greater control over the prosthetics attached to lost limbs. Read More

TORONTO – The healthcare industry in Canada is facing a digital revolution, and it is imperative that we understand how to utilize new data and technological solutions to enhance the medical, clinical, and administrative workflows. That’s why Bamberg Health is proud to present the Canada Healthcare Innovation Summit, where key players in the field will come together to discuss and explore the latest advancements and challenges in healthcare technology. Read More

VANCOUVER – ACI’s 6th Annual Forum on Healthcare Infrastructure, Western Canada returns to Vancouver on June 14-15, 2023! This conference brings together leaders in capital planning, construction, and facilities management for critical conversations on how to navigate complex project challenges and deliver healthcare infrastructure on time and on budget. Read More

KINGSTON, Ont. – Kingston Economic Development is pleased to be hosting the Kingston-Syracuse Pathway Cross Border Conference focused on health innovation and cutting-edge research from both sides of the border. The conference will take place on June 7, 2022 at the Holiday Inn Kingston-Waterfront (2 Princess Street). Read More

VANCOUVER – What are exciting innovations in primary and emergency healthcare that address our health system challenges: ED overcrowding, inequity of access of care, or environmental health? How can innovations be implemented and scaled up effectively? How should we transform our workforce to sustain and excel in the digital health era? Read More

OAKVILLE, Ont. – With Canada’s healthcare system being the third highest polluter per capita in the world, HealthPRO knows that now is the time for action. That is why on April 26th, HealthPRO – Canada’s group contracting provider for healthcare – hosted its inaugural Sustainability Rounds, an event bringing together healthcare professionals from across the global supply chain to discuss best practices for making the sector more sustainable for the planet, the people working within it, and ultimately for the patients we are trying to heal. Read More

VANCOUVER – As leaders in capital planning, design, construction, and facilities management are pivoting out of the pandemic, the focus has been quickly shifting to climate resiliency and sustainability fundamentals for healthcare facilities. As severe climate related weather events loom large, it’s a critical time to examine how to develop climate resilient healthcare facilities that prioritize sustainability practices throughout the project lifecycle. Read More

KISSIMMEE, Fla. – For 15 years, the Medical Imaging Informatics and Teleradiology (MIIT) conference has provided Imaging Informatics education through an annual one or two-day meeting in Ontario. Through talks from thought leaders in Canada, as well as the U.S., Europe, and elsewhere, attendees learned about the state of the art in Medical Imaging Informatics practice and research. Many of the talks were focused on subjects or perspectives that are uniquely Canadian, such as the use of regional Diagnostic Imaging Repositories (DIRs). Read More