Enabling the Seamless Flow of Healthcare Data
Events
- April 24, 2025 - April 26, 2025
Rural & Remote Medicine Conference
Infoway is pleased to participate in the Rural & Remote Medicine Course, which offers rural physicians, residents, and medical student’s the latest advancements and best practices in emergenc... - May 07, 2025 - May 09, 2025
Pri-Med Canada
Infoway is pleased to participate in Pri-Med Canada, Canada’s interprofessional primary care CME conference and exhibition for family physicians, nurse practitioners, pharmacists and other health... - May 26, 2025 - May 29, 2025
2025 CAHSPR Conference
Infoway is pleased to participate in the CAHSPR Annual Conference, which will be held in person gathering health care researchers, decision-makers and policymakers in Canada. CAHSPR is a multidis...
Our Partners
Clinicians
Infoway works with clinicians, care providers and health workers through targeted initiatives to accelerate the adoption of digital health solutions.
Patients
At the heart of our work is the voices of patients, family members, and caregivers. Their lived experiences shape strategies and services, ensuring digital health solutions are grounded in the needs of those who receive care.
Jurisdictions
Through ongoing and meaningful engagement, governance committee meetings, targeted consultations, workshops and more, Infoway has built strong relationships with Canadian jurisdictions.
Indigenous Peoples
First Nations are leading the development of a digital health ecosystem that aligns with their unique health priorities, respects their governance, and addresses inequities
Vendors
Having vendors at the table and engaging them meaningfully is essential to achieving the objectives of the Shared Pan-Canadian Interoperability Roadmap.
Interoperability
Connected Care for a Healthier Canada: Shared Pan-Canadian Interoperability Roadmap
Discover how standardized health data exchange will transform Canadian healthcare, enabling seamless information sharing between providers and empowering patients to access their health records.
Interoperability means different digital healthcare information systems across provinces, territories, and care settings can “speak the same language,” enabling seamless information sharing and truly connected care.
92%
Clinicians say better Connected Care improves patient safety with timely, accurate information.
84%
Patients report better health management with access to their personal health data.
$950M
Potential savings to the health system through widespread use of the patient summary.