Digital Health Canada ATL26 | October 7, 2026

Event details:

October 7, 2026
October 7, 2026
Halifax, NS

Atlantic Canada’s digital health landscape is moving quickly, with provinces investing in connected clinical systems, patient access to health information, modern data infrastructure, interoperability, and AI-enabled care. Digital Health Canada ATL26 brings many of these priorities into one day of discussion in Halifax, with health system leaders sharing current projects, implementation experience, and lessons from across the region.

IDENTOS will be part of the conversation around what it takes to make connected healthcare work securely in practice. As more information moves between patients, providers, applications, and health systems, clear policies for identity, consent, delegated access, and data sharing become increasingly important. ATL26 creates a valuable opportunity to discuss how trusted access and interoperability can support digital health programs while respecting the policies that govern sensitive health information.

Digital Health Canada ATL26 | October 7, 2026

Event Date:

October 7, 2026

Duration:

1 Day

Event Location:

Halifax, NS

Event Link:
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Atlantic Canada’s digital health landscape is moving quickly, with provinces investing in connected clinical systems, patient access to health information, modern data infrastructure, interoperability, and AI-enabled care. Digital Health Canada ATL26 brings many of these priorities into one day of discussion in Halifax, with health system leaders sharing current projects, implementation experience, and lessons from across the region.

IDENTOS will be part of the conversation around what it takes to make connected healthcare work securely in practice. As more information moves between patients, providers, applications, and health systems, clear policies for identity, consent, delegated access, and data sharing become increasingly important. ATL26 creates a valuable opportunity to discuss how trusted access and interoperability can support digital health programs while respecting the policies that govern sensitive health information.

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