Virtual Care

2-3 p.m. ET Join Infoway, the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies (CADTH), and Queen's University for a webinar to learn about two recent projects in virtual care evaluation: Evaluations of Virtual Care An overview of CADTH's environmental scan...

This analysis describes the current virtual care landscape in Canada with a focus on the benefits achieved through investments in telehealth for rural and remote communities and projected benefits for the expansion of virtual care to primary care...

June 10 from 12-1 p.m. ET Experts have long touted the cost and time savings associated with virtual health care, but its potential environmental benefits have received less attention. As a lower-carbon alternative to traditional care delivery, virtual...

The Multi-Jurisdictional Telepathology (MJT) Project involves implementation of a software solution and technical infrastructure to support secondary consultation workflows between pathologists across provinces. The first phase of the project, the basis...

We know there has been a dramatic shift to virtual care in Canada during the pandemic, enabling patients and physicians to connect safely at a distance to reduce the spread of COVID-19. This presentation highlights the key findings from Infoway’s recent...

A comprehensive report about the progress Infoway and its partners made during 2019-2020 on connecting Canadians through health care innovation.

Participants from Canada Health Infoway and Healthcare Excellence Canada’s Virtual Care Together Design Collaborative share their experiences and explore health equity, digital health literacy and more.

We welcome more participants from the Virtual Care Together design collaborative for a discussion about health equity and meeting communities where they are at.

What is the relationship between health equity and digital health literacy? We're recording virtually from the 2022 eTELEMED Conference!

Virtual care can help improve the planet’s health, too. Learn how we can measure the environmental impact of virtual care.

(Sponsored by Medtronic.) It’s an exciting time for digital health — so this is a good opportunity to take the pulse, see what’s working well and explore digital health “wins” across the country.

As more Canadians adopt digital health tools, how we think about care delivery is changing. Part two of a discussion about hospital at home care.

As more Canadians adopt digital health tools, how we think about care delivery is changing. Part one of a discussion about hospital at home care.

We discuss the virtual care landscape one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, touching on emerging best practices and the importance of an evidence-based approach.

The rapid implementation of virtual care has changed Canadian health care - but how do we measure its impacts and evaluate its benefits?

We explore a specialized field within mental health: perinatal mental health. Learn how digital tools are supporting pregnant people and new parents.

Three clinicians look ahead to digital health in 2021, discussing possible futures for virtual care.

Three clinicians reflect on their successes and challenges in implementing virtual care, responses to COVID-19 and Canada's shift towards digital health.

Canadians have increasingly embraced a “virtual first” approach to health care. While virtual care uptake has been rapid, can it be sustained beyond the current health crisis?

The Canadian Patient Safety Institute sits down with Infoway's Shelagh Maloney and Dr. Rashaad Bhyat to discuss virtual care's benefits and challenges.