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• Infoway.ca / Patient Perspectives

  Supporting Patients’ Digital Health Literacy

  Physical distancing, social circles, contact tracing, R0 numbers…over the past few months, we’ve adapted quickly to a wide range of new terms and concepts in order to stay healthy. For many Canadians, this information is largely new, the COVID-19...
• Infoway.ca / Patient Perspectives

  Driving Digital Health Literacy

  Over the past two years, more of our lives have moved online, and health care is no exception. There has been an explosion of health information and health management tools on the internet. But with so many options, it can be difficult to know where to...
• PrescribeIT

  Blog Post: Supporting Patients’ Digital Health Literacy

  Physical distancing, social circles, contact tracing, R0 numbers…over the past few months, we’ve adapted quickly to a wide range of new terms and concepts in order to stay healthy. For many Canadians, this information is largely new — read our latest...
• Infoway.ca / Benefits Evaluation

  Digital Health Literacy of Canadian Adults: Evidence from the 2020 Canadian Digital Health Survey

  Using data from the 2020 National Digital Health Survey, this analysis looks at the digital health literacy of Canadians 16 and above using eHEALS and investigate how factors such as gender, age, and socioeconomic status interact with digital health...
• Infoway.ca / Patient Perspectives

  How the Digital Health Learning Program Can Support Essential Care Partners

  This week is Canadian Patient Safety Week ! Led by Healthcare Excellence Canada , this annual campaign aims to inspire extraordinary improvement in patient safety and quality. This year’s theme is, “Who knows? Essential Care Partners do.”
• Infoway.ca / Podcast: Season Two

  Episode 39: Driving Digital Health Literacy

  For Canadians to get the most out of digital health, it’s important that they have the right tools and knowledge.
• Infoway.ca / Who We Serve

  Patients, Families & Caregivers

  We engage with those who receive care to shape our strategies and enhance our services. We do this by listening to the perspectives of patients, their family members and their caregivers, and by working with them to identify and address their priorities.
• Infoway.ca / Partnership

  June 15 Digital Recap: Improving Patient/Caregiver Digital Health Literacy | Murale numérique du 15 juin : Améliorer la littératie en santé numérique des patients et des proches aidants
• Infoway.ca / Access to Care

  Assessing Canadians’ Digital Health Literacy

  Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have witnessed rapid change in how Canadians engage with health care professionals. According to an Infoway survey , as of April 2021, 36 per cent of all patient-reported routine visits were conducted...
• Infoway.ca / Partnership

  2021 Virtual Infoway Partnership Conference - Angela Jonsson, Haley Armstrong and Cindy Lapeña - Digital Health Learning Program

  The COVID-19 pandemic led to the rapid implementation of virtual care across Canada’s health system. Canada Health Infoway received $50M from Health Canada to help support the national mandate to accelerate efforts to enhance virtual care. As part of...
• Accelerō / Partners

  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. By actively engaging with...
• Infoway.ca / Webinars

  Canadians’ Experience with Accessing Care During COVID-19

  June 23, 2021 | 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. ET How are Canadians seeking care during the pandemic? How do we feel about these new health care interactions and what can they tell us about the future of care? In April 2020, shortly after the onset of the pandemic,...
• Infoway.ca / Access to Care

  A Collaborative Effort to Amplify Digital Mental Health Awareness and Access

  Concerns about the mental health of Canadians continue to grow, which is evidenced by national polling demonstrating consistently high rates of depression and anxiety over the last few years. Many Canadians are feeling they need mental health support...
• InfoScribe / Pan Canadian Interoperability

  Projectathon 2023 Event Details

  Welcome to the Projectathon 2023 event details page! NOTE: The Projectathon 2023 event has been completed. The final report is available here. On this page, you will find: Event Schedule The virtual 2023 Projectathon Event is scheduled to take place...
• Infoway.ca / 2022 News Releases

  Digital Health Week 2022: Celebrating Canada’s Progress!

  November 10, 2022 (TORONTO) — Digital health tools and services are providing tremendous benefits to Canadians, clinicians and our health system, so Canada Health Infoway (Infoway) invites patients, families, caregivers, clinicians, health care...
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  Digital Health Week 2021: Celebrating All Things Digital Health!

  Digital Health Week (November 29-December 5) is an annual celebration of the cumulative progress that we have all made in providing a safer, more accessible and efficient health system for patients, families, caregivers and providers.
• Infoway.ca / 2021 News Releases

  Majority of Canadian Physicians Planning to Use Virtual Care Post-Pandemic

  (TORONTO) — According to a recent survey conducted for Canada Health Infoway (Infoway) and the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), almost all Canadian physicians say they will continue to use virtual care after the pandemic, and 64 per cent say they...
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  Collaborating to Make Health Care More Digital

  2021-2022 was another challenging year for Canadians and our health system as we marked the second anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic. Infoway and our partners and stakeholders helped our health system adapt to the constantly changing health care...
• Infoway.ca / Access to Care

  Canadian Men’s Health Month: Examining Access to Care

  June is Canadian Men’s Health Month. Established by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation, this month recognizes the importance of men’s health. This year’s theme is Move for Your Mental Health , encouraging men to get active to improve their physical...
• Infoway.ca / Virtual Care

  Virtual Care is Here to Stay

  Virtual care is here to stay. According to the 2021 National Survey of Canadian Physicians , 94 per cent of respondents are currently using virtual care, and almost all of them plan to use virtual care after the pandemic ends. What’s more, 64 per cent...

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